Keeping My Bunnys Happy :)

In keeping my buns happy there are thing's you must do. Of course keeping their nails trimmed is very important, if your not comfortable doing this you can always go to your veterinarian for this. I don't mind doing it but I always have Kwik Stop on hand. Because nothing says sorry like a bleeding bunny. I read you can use cornstarch or flour for a substitution??

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                                     I have two kinds of brushes that I use, but I love the glove brush. I will take Chester down on the grass and glove brush away his troubles while he nibbles on grass. He can be rather hairy at times!!! Manny has a real soft coat and doesn't shed a great deal, which is nice. I say one furball in enough!!!

 I bought bitter lime for chewing purposes, but I have pretty much everything bunny proofed! I'd like to know if other people use this product?

 About every two weeks or more if needed I love to clean their cages thoroughly, so I'll get out the old jug of vinegar, and my scrubbing stuff and go to town. I take a bottle brush and clean their bottles and wash their dishes and toys. Hopefully they appreciate a clean home:)

 I buy my shavings at my local feed store which is Del's in Puyallup I love the fact I can get this big ole bag for under $8.00 and it will last a long time. I'm sure we have all heard about the dangers of cedar shavings and the whole respiratory thing so I just use simple white shavings. I also like good mews or yesterdays paper litter sometimes it's cheap at Safeway.

 When I get down on the floor with my guys I always do an all over body check. I check their ears, and their eyes for any discharge. I check under their feet for any sores, and of course nails. I love a good bunny yawn I'll try my best too look at their teeth. So to wrap it up there is alot to do but at the end of the day when you see your bunny all stretched out and looking content I think it's totally worth it :) :) :)