have you heard of a pet rabbit not eating...?
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Some animals are picky. I have a pond turtle that wont eat his feeder fish
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A wild rabbit?  Don't touch it!  Trying to care for a wild animal is a very difficult process and even then you will end up with a rabbit that will be dependent on humans and not being adjusted to the wild.\n\nUnfortunately, the best thing you can do for that rabbit is leave it where it is, unless you know to properly rehabilitate an animal and return it to the wild.
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You can get protein poisoning. Seriously. For example if you out in the wild and the only animal you could catch is rabbit... because of the low fat content and they are so high in protein you can actually get poisoned over a couple months.
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Because something isn't working right. Are you feeding your hamsters?
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No, only rabbits can get it.
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I bottle-fed a male silver-phase red fox and raised it in my home. It is now about 9 years old. I held it in my arms 2 days ago while it licked my face. He is big- about 25 pounds. I found him to be quite the handful all by himself, and do not think I could have held more than one!
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TRIX is for kids but only on a rare occasion is an adult allowed to have a very small bowl just to check the freshness of them. If the rabbit finds out an adult is eating them for any other reason it's pellets for them.
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Yes, please do get out and see them.  Rabbits, fish, mollusks, deer, birds, dogs, fungii... all alive.  What a brilliant universe!!!
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No, it's unable to digest it properly.  So that would either do nothing for it...or make it really sick.
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Think carefully, are you sure you haven't already eaten it?  Or is the dog looking sleepy right now?
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I am!! I have stopped eating Trix and I don't buy it anymore for my kids because of that! I think it's cruel and they should make enough Trix that both kids and rabbits (and adults) can each have enough. So for now we are eating frosted flakes as the tiger gets to eat it too :-)))
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tell your teacher to quit rabbit trailing and get off her political high horse and get back to biology... (rabbits, horses, etc.)
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You will get a rabbit that is temporarily immune to the bacterial antigen that was injected into the first rabbit. This would be like giving a type O mother Rhogam.
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Have you ever had a tiny pet that was really helpless on its own? I hate two pet parakeets and at first I literally had to work to teach one of them how to drink water. Now they really have nothing to offer me, they kinda hate me sometimes and ignore me, stare at me like I am the animal in a cage, and all I do is find myself cleaning up their poo-poo and giving them new food and water...... I think God might view us in much the same way.... And for some strange reason, he just really loves us and thinks we are worth it.
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Rabbits are the natural prey for numberous other animals.   Tortoises have almost no natural enemies.
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You have to feed your rabbit three times a day, don't forget.  And give him some warm milk sometimes.\n\nGoats are different....\n\nWait, what was the question?
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RABBIT'S FOOT\n \n Do you carry a rabbit's foot for luck? If so, is it always in your left pocket? Are you sure it was the rabbit's left hind foot? And, most important of all, was the animal killed at the full of the moon by a cross-eyed person?\n\nIn spite of all these requirements for luck most rabbit-foot charms today are only small front paws. But thousands of people never go without them.\n\nThe first superstitions developed about the European Hare, a perfectly harmless animal. He's larger than his cousin the rabbit, having powerful hind legs and tips of black on his long ears.\n\nThe ancients noticed many things about these timid creatures that they couldn't explain. Because of this they thought of them as both good and evil. They saw how they came out at night to feed, how they gathered in bands on clear moonlit nights to play as if influenced by the moon. Another astonishing observation was that northern hares were brown in summer and white in winter.\n\nLike the cheetah and greyhound, the hare's rear feet land in front of its forefeet when running swiftly. This was impressive to primitive men. Hares also thump the ground with their hind legs as if speaking with them. These observations about the hare's hind feet were the reasons for them becoming looked upon as powerful charms against evil forces.