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Everything you need to know to keep your rabbit companion healthy and happy, aimed at the beginner to intermediate level.
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Basics - physical traits, personalities, body
language Supplies - what every rabbit needs (including toys!) Food - what to feed your rabbit (and what not to) Care - grooming, trimming toenails, rabbit proofing Health - symptoms, common health problems Facts - 45 breed descriptions and photos |
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Buckeye HRS Shirts
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PolosRed Eagle pique 100 % cotton polo shirts in natural and in forest green with embroidered Buckeye HRS logo. Sizes: natural M only, green M, L
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SweatshirtsJerzee 50/50 sweatshirts in jade with
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Notecards
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Ohio artist Patti Seligman created these charming notecards especially for the Buckeye HRS. Each drawing shows house rabbits socializing with each other or with special friends. The models for all four designs are, of course, members of Patti's own household.
Bundled in packs of 12 (3 of each design) for
$10
now $5.00.
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Shipping is $2.50 per pack.
Card illustrations are exact, but the layout of the text seen here is only approximate. Cards measure 4 1/2" by 6 1/4" when folded, with the illustration on the front and the text on the back. Blank inside. Medium weight, ivory cardstock, 100% recycled.
Spaying or neutering is essential for your rabbit's long-term physical and emotional health. Unspayed females run a high risk of reproductive cancers and may also be territorial or aggressive. Unneutered males may be more difficult to litter train. Spay/neuter is the best way to combat the pet rabbit over-population problem. c 1999 Patricia Seligman |
Providing your rabbit with a healthy diet will help him or her live a long and happy life. Your bunny needs a daily supply of good-quality grass hay, a variety of fresh, leafy vegetables, and a limited amount of high-fiber pellets. Don't forget to include fresh, clean water. c 1999 Patricia Seligman |
Rabbits thrive indoors, where they can enjoy all the activity around them and where they are safe from predators and inclement weather. Be sure to bunny-proof your home -- cover or hide electric cords, keep plants out of reach, protect valuable items from bunny's teeth. c 1999 Patricia Seligman |
Rabbits are highly social creatures who crave companionship. They form lasting friendships with members of their own species as well as with humans and other animals. When introducing your bunny to other members of your household, make sure you supervise carefully. c 1999 Patricia Seligman |
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