Hello, we are DD & KK,
after reading the forums for a bit and finding it very helpful i thought we should sign up and say hello.
We recently got a baby bunny, about 8-9 weeks old, and we called him Joseph Stalin, due to him being all white except his grey ears and a little moustache he has.
Hes a fantastic little bunny who loves to binky and give us lots of kisses.
One thing i did want to ask was about what we call his "bunny smells". Every now and again we get a whiff of the most eveil farty smell that has ever risen from such a small and cute bunny. We wanted to know if these "bunny smells" were normal and if there was a way of reducing them
We figured out that cabbage and spinach made them worse so he now gets less of that
ive attatched a picture of him when we first brought him home in his box, thanksfully hes a bit bigger now as weve had him around a month now. hes loved very much. oh and if anyone can tell what breed he is that would be awesome too. Will get new pics soon
after reading the forums for a bit and finding it very helpful i thought we should sign up and say hello.
We recently got a baby bunny, about 8-9 weeks old, and we called him Joseph Stalin, due to him being all white except his grey ears and a little moustache he has.
Hes a fantastic little bunny who loves to binky and give us lots of kisses.
One thing i did want to ask was about what we call his "bunny smells". Every now and again we get a whiff of the most eveil farty smell that has ever risen from such a small and cute bunny. We wanted to know if these "bunny smells" were normal and if there was a way of reducing them
We figured out that cabbage and spinach made them worse so he now gets less of that
ive attatched a picture of him when we first brought him home in his box, thanksfully hes a bit bigger now as weve had him around a month now. hes loved very much. oh and if anyone can tell what breed he is that would be awesome too. Will get new pics soon
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