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Hi, bunny owner and jewelry artist here, who uses these tools regularly. (beautiful bun btw) Please note- even though a bunny can't feel the cutting, these tools heat up and they absolutely can feel that. It's important to 'stop start' even if you have the urge to get it done fast. It's even better if you get a tool that allows you to change the speed.

is the burrow protection screen on the bottom actually neccessariy if you are growing out for butchering? I was under the impression that rabbits didnt start burrowing till they were a bit older, and that if you butcher them before they reach that stage then the bottom screen is not needed. Is that incorrect?

How about a follow up video on this tractor with the wire on the bottom.

Great, well done video! Really appreciate it!

How did your tractor wear? I just saw it after 3 years.

Does teeth dust get in his lungs on his back w mouth open like that? Arent clippers quieter? I am just learning, so really just plain curious.

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Done my rabbits teeth with sidecutters 😂😂he's happy as Larry now since not going up his nostrils any more. Oh l will be buying one of those dremmels also as l also need it to rebirth cars😅😅

Where do I find the tool to cut my rabbit's teeth like the one you use in the video?

I got to do the same thing with my bunny and I have never ever have trimmed a bunny's a rabbit's teeth they want $224 up here in Canada to trim its teeth and examine it and that's just highway robbery so thank you very much for this video I put it on my favourites thank you and stay safe and give the little bunny rabbit a little kiss on the forehead for me

Using a nail trimmer would be fine too and lower impact...Rabbit teeth are essentially the same material as nails...best way i've found to do it with minimal stress is to wrap up your bunny but keep the legs on the floor instead of putting the rabbit on its back and then use a really sharp pair of cat nail clippers and quickly reach in...If your clippers are sharp enough you'll be in and out in a couple of seconds for each set. Minimal stress and your bunny will just bounce away like nothing happened and go back to eating.

Love this , easy to do. Simple directions. Perfect timing for me I was looking for something, now I know. Thanks. New subscriber here

Do you use anything to calm your bunnies down b4 trimming?

My bunny still eats but his teeth look overgrown I don’t know what to do

Hey sir i want to know if there is anything that helps stopping its teeth from growing crazy besides hard food cuz you know when they grow they cant chew properly ,and my bunny becomes a little ill after trimming his teeth and that makes him not wanting to eat or play? If u see this please give me some tips i feel so bad for it it breaks my heart

Do you have any videos of how to swaddle/bundle the rabbit?

The Front Teeth can be cut this way but the back teeth trim would need a VET to cut under anesthesia , it could be stressful for rabbits mine passed away due to the stress.

Thanks! Very informative. I took my rabbit to the vet and he cut it with a nail trimmer! I was a bit shocked as it didn't seem appropriate so i researched it and found your video. I'll rather do it myself like you do than have him use a nail trimmer again!

Hi! Thanks for the video! I may uave missed it, but how short can the bottom front teeth be trimmed to before hitting nerves? We trimmed oir rabbits teeth to 1/4 inch long because someone in a fb group im in saod to not go shorter than that....but now Im curious if they meant the top teeth because they still seem way too long. Thanks!

How does the wire bottom hold up when moving them no feet getting caught in the mesh?

I would love more videos like this. Very well explained and easy to follow. I subscribed, good luck. 🥰🙏🏻👍

poor rabbit

Nice to see you taking care of your rabbits. I would suggest a larger area for them then those tiny wire cages. It can be super hard on their feet. And they will enjoy to move more in a bigger space

Love the build but with the metal do the rabbits cook in the sun?

How is it moving do you rabbits get their legs caught in wire

Thank you so much ! Awesome video !

I like the design. I'm thinking about using pvc instead of wood. I'm in Florida. Also I will have to anchor them.

*THANK YOU* Mister for showing how it's done in "best Way"/least dangerous Way! There are still Idiots on Internet who Pinch off the teeth with a Plier..😡😠 Some People (comment sec.) don't seem to understand that the *Rabbit will DIE if you do nothing!!* 🤕 And laying it on it's back of Course is not Great! But it's the Best way of ensuring it won't jump into the Tool!! This Procedure needs to be repeated every few Weeks! People can't pay a Vet. every 4 weeks for the Rest of Rabbits Life!

Use some fender washers on the straps and they shouldn't pull out. #10 x 1" should do it.

i love how patient and kind you are to that bunny. Thanks for the video. I followed a suggestion of using pet nail trimmers and it broke my bunny's teeth off at the gum line and caused bleeding. I won't do that again. Thanks to this video, I can now safely trim the teeth of my little HoneyBun.

That dremel and the rabbit is scary. Glad you have a steady hand and a great assistant.

I had the same thing happen with my bun!! I thought he was a girl so he was Darla then the male bits were visible so he became Darko like Donnie Darko! Lol thank you for this very helpful video!

How comes a pedigreed rabbit has such upper front teeth? They are completely growing apart! Also, the reason why it's bad to put a rabbit on its back, is because of the burden it puts on its fragile heart (the same heart that so often stops during surgery). So no, it's not 'safe', especially when it takes that much time to trim two teeth. And last, it's not only the front teeth that grow constantly, it's all of them. So if you're going to get a rabbit's teeth checked, go to a vet and have the back teeth checked too, because if the front teeth are in that state, there are big chances that the back teeth are in poor health too.

Looks good! Only criticism I would have is either take the the rabbits out when you move the tractor, or remake the bottom with a mesh small enough that their paws can’t get stuck in it.

Nice job on making sure the audio is great. Makes all the difference when you listen to it at 1.5 speed.

You still have to get an attachment in order for the diamond wheel to attach to the Dremel 8220

Only front teeth grown out or all teeth?? N what's the early symptoms of it?

Great video. Very nice tractor. A product called " mule tape " makes great handles. You should be able to find it from building supply stores or electrical contractors supply stores. One thing I would suggest is attaching the handle lower so your son can move them.

I bought the dremel you linked! Could you clarify which cutting piece is the diamond tipped one? Or do you have to buy them separately? And what speed do you use it on? Thanks for the video! One of my rabbits is missing a bottom tooth, so he has nothing to grind one of his top teeth on and we just can't keep up his £200 vet visits every two months. I'm nervous but hopeful!

Please help me my rabbit's teeth is little bit blackish towards the end is it a problem and if it is then what should I do

In all honesty, I didn't understand this until I dealt with this situation myself. Laying a rabbit on their back is bad, but it keeps it from doing more damage to itself, and if you go quickly enough it lessens the trauma. Yes, going to a vet would be best, but not many people have an extra $300 a month. I wasn't told about my rabbit's issues and the lady left asap. I was blindsided with all of these issues and am thinking about rehoming him, but again, not many people are willing to WILLINGLY take a rabbit like this. They would most likely be euthanized before finding a home. The cons: rabbit has to be awake, which could cause shock pros: rabbits is able to eat, not die of infection from wounds caused by teeth, and can live a happy rest of it's life.

Hey! I breed rabbits. They can be pretty well sexed at 6 weeks. Next time check them before you leave. I also had many hiccups starting my program. I was sold a PROVEN doe that ended up being male. I was sold a doe that didn't even get pregnant until 14 months (would NOT lift but was my favourite so we kept her till this spring.. she gave me a healthy litter of 11 thank god)! I was sold a standard rex buck that ended up being a mini rex. So many things gone wrong. That was all last year. This year I have my NZ girl who is finally breeding well, a different proven doe who Is actually a doe, a rescue Californian cross buck from an AWFUL meat breeder (lucky me he is VERY willing to breed), and a new baby girl who is a flemish cross NZ I will be breeding in a few months. It took time but this year our operation is looking very promising. We are heading into our 3rd litter this week sometime. I wish you good luck don't give up! Rabbit is an excellent substitute for chicken and once you get the groove you will be overwhelmed with babies :)

how about a video on that fancy blue chicken tractor

The younger the rabbit the more difficult it is to sex them. I bought some rabbits and never thought to recheck from the breeder. 2 were bucks instead of does. I purchased trio of silver fox 3 years ago and they have been wonderful. I sexed 2 when I was not feeling well thought they were does I was wrong. Now must recheck.

My place is double fenced and I have 2 LGD that protect my property. Nothing gets into my fence or property including humans. Even though I live in a rural area people think they can let their dogs run loose. I had 1 dog tried to get into my property but was not successful.

I raised rabbits for 30 years. The past 3 years I have had only silver fox rabbits. I wanted to purchase some different rabbits but are now very difficult to find. I would have to travel 51/2 hours each way. Not able to do that. I wanted some more diverse genetics but have not had any success. I live in VA. One person had some but no pedigrees says not worth his time.

That was so scary for rabbit

How goes it, brother?

The trimming itself mayeby not hurt, but it does cause a lot of stress, which is traumatising and can be deadly to rabbits. Not to think if something goes wrong.

I don't know if you bought your new stock from the same breeder you acquired the rabbit with malocclusion from but I would say if you did, avoid them in the future. 1 its extremely unethical to sell a rabbit with malocclusion + it being miss sexxed. 2. If you bought 2 more from the same person that were also miss sexxed I would say that is deliberate and they are just after your money. You should pretty accurately be able to tell sex with kits after having a hand full of litters. Which is why I am saying you were probably lied too. There are a lot of people who get into fox to sell them for more than a NZW. And to take advantage of people wanting to get heritage breed rabbits. When in reality there are A LOT of shitty low quality silver fox out there that people are breeding for money and not for breed conservation. These people are not breeding towards SF Standard of perfection (SOP). 100% think you should be looking on craigslist right now and try to find any breeding age doe and not silver fox does only. There are a lot of people downsizing there rabbitrys right now because feed costs are going up. Also people who started meat rabbits last year and don't enjoy them. I think you'll be better off with some experience first rather than keep spending money on pedigreed rabbits and getting ripped off. Get yourself some NZ does or NZ cali cross does or Rex does. I see tons of breeding age does listed right now in my area. You can always sell them later as proven breeders once you have gotten a litter or two out of them. Pedigree doesn't mean quality. Obviously we all here love the silver fox but it also sucks to be ripped off when you are still new at rabbits. You'll know what to look for better when you have had a few litters yourself.