INSPECTING RABBITS EARS, TEETH, VENT, FUR & FEET
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IN THIS VIDEO:
We talk about rabbit ears, teeth, fur and feet and also share some information on breeding in the cold temps.
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You got out the best behaving rabbits to clip their nails 😂
Rabbit first aid would be a good topic . What you need in a first aid kit. Thanks for all the great informaion.
Yea that sounds pretty good
I’ll add that to the list thank you for sharing
Our first aid and disease prevention video is uploading in a couple days-Stay tuned And thanks for watching
Lots of great info! I feel your pain regarding the water freezing. I have to check water every few hours, and replace. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏻
Another great video. Here in Kansas, I'm not used to the extended periods with temps down below zero, but that is what we've had these past two weeks or so. Those insulated and waterproof gloves would've come in handy on several occasions. I'm ready for better weather and I think my rabbits are too...
Me too cmon spring
I've been giving a handful of oats to my mamas that have litters and it's really helping them keep the weight on. Appreciate all the advice you give.
Oats are my favorite supplemental feed - You’re so welcome thank you for watching
Thank you for sharing your Rabbit Wisdom! It dropped down to 1 degree here in Ohio last night, I was concerned about our rabbits freezing! I watched a couple of your winter videos last night and it put my mind at ease. (I had already brought one doe inside at that point) Thanks again for sharing. Blessings to you and yours!
Yesterday morning inBath,Michigan it was-10 (and that’s not the wind chill). The Rabbits are doing great. I gave them a punch of oats along with there normal pellet portion for a little extra.
@@TheRabbitryCenter I was thinking about getting some horse oats to give our rabbits. We have chickens as well, you said you give your chickens oats too, right? Also what brand of pellets do you give your rabbits? I thought adult rabbits weren't suppose to have alphalfa hay and most pellets I've seen are made with an alphalfa base.
@@TheNickels86 Race horse oats are the best
Yes I also give oats to my chickens it helps them with egg production
Another great video. We started with rabbits in the fall, and have been breeding all winter. We are in New Hampshire, gets a little chilly around these parts as well. We have lost a few kits due to the cold, but for the most part it has been really good. Thanks for all the info, I learn a lot from you!
Nice work on this video! Good cutting and camera (says the wedding photographer : )
And as always: great information.
Here in Greece, we had really cold temperatures the last days, below freezing point, which is unusual for our region. I can relate to the pain you're feeling...! Changing water for the animals was a pain in the .... ! I can't imagine doing this for weeks.
Good video, it's cold in NH now too but the rabbits love it.
Thank you for the content you provide. It has really inspired me to be more confident on raising my own rabbits in Georgia
I’m so glad you like the videos
Thanks for watching!
Where in Georgia? I'm in Troup county. What breeds do you raise? We are researching ahead of starting our own rabbitry
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Habersham County , quite some distance from you! Right now we have new Zealand's pure and silver fox mixes
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Alwats great information, Bobby! Thank you.
Great information. Thanks
Hey man! I love your videos, thanks for making them, just subscribed! You’ll be hitting 15,000 subs soon!!
Done
If you haven't already done so, a how to on class clipping would be great. Never sure how much is the right amount to take off
I assume that meant claw clipping lol
Clip the white tip stay away from the pink quick which will cause pain if clipped and will bleed use some quick stop powder - amzn.to/2NuRZ8W
Here’s a video showing us clipping nails - th-cam.com/video/JHcQvr8X3Ps/w-d-xo.html
Skip to 5:00
I love your setup
All of my hutches have the hardware cloth floors which I didnt know are not reccomend until recently but I have never had any of my own rabbits have feet problems. I have seen it with other people's though so I watch them closely.
I hear you that’s a common mistake and not the end of the world. Hardware cloth is just a higher gauge (thin)around 19
Versus a 1/2”x1”
16Ga cage floor which is ideal.
You most likely are keeping your rabbits weight in check which is terrific -providing a foot pad to get off the wire when needed is a great cage accessory. I’d only change things if you start having trouble.
Good afternoon thanks for the tips I am from Jamaica God bless
Love your channel. Looking for rabbits now to add to the homestead.
This video might help you find them. th-cam.com/video/F3GyTnEmJb8/w-d-xo.html
VERY helpful!! Great info
Thanks for watching!
Good video. All points to remember and do.
I’m glad you liked it thank you for commenting
Good enough really enjoy your video
Moving from NM to far north ID in a few days. Had to give away our local rabbits due to RHDV2. Would love an overview of the whole set-up/evolution of the RC - i really like to totes and runs and want to emulate them on our new property asap so the wife will let me get new rabbits. Thanks for all your info!!
Bobby's Bees we were able to vaccinate but the local wild population has been hit pretty hard. We also didnt want to take a chance on bringing something with us.
We lived in the mountains of Colorado and had great rabbits, Silver Martens and Satins. We are now in Oklahoma, I hear from group members of all kinds of issues. I don’t know if it’s the difference in climate or ignorance of how to care for rabbits with minimal issues. I’m thinking of having a rabbitry again. Do you know, is it a lot harder to have healthy rabbits here?
I have some family living In Oklahoma but they don’t keep livestock. One challenge would be the heat. But if folks in Texas can do it so can you. I’d consider going with some heat tolerant rabbits like Tamuk or Florida whites to name a couple. Best of luck starting up
Your Rabbitry again.
I am interested how you made your kindling totes. I think it's a good help in our location as well as it is humid and cold
Here’s a video showing how
We have free plans on our website. th-cam.com/video/KUoOVswrpLs/w-d-xo.html
I put up a plastic wind block, like you did.... and now something is living under it. I see a couple holes down in the manure/hay... about 1-2'' wide. It's stressing out our does and one is losing body condition. Have you had this problem?
No can’t say that I have. If it isn’t frozen I’d relocate the manure/hay pile to the compost pile
I did do that, hope it helped!
Can you make a video on how to clear up an eye infection on a rabbit? you do good work friend, keep it up!
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I couldn’t say when we’d have a rabbit with an eye infection-
We haven’t had an eye infection in about three years.
That said, I can explain to you how to take care of it,
Wash hands or use sterile gloves- Hold a warm washcloth up to the eye for 3-4 minutes this will soften the eye crust
Carefully wipe out all the crud and white infection with a washcloth or a Q-tip- once the eye is clean, smear the eye with Terramycin ointment
On the eyelid and a little bit in the eyelid. Softly and carefully massage the eyelid to further apply the ointment around the eyeball and eye socket
Repeat this process for 5 to 7 days this will kill the infection
It’s very important not to skip a few days and then come back and reapply this will give the infection time to build strength and come back with a vengeance you want to completely eradicate the infection with daily applications
Hope this helps.
Terramycin- eye medicine
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I would say can we get an update on the rabbit and suddenly he post it.
Also me: he can read our mind 🤣
Thank you.
I had bad luck with oils. Tgey seened to increase inflamation to my rabbits. I asked in a local meat group and the consensous was ivermection. Bovine pour on or injectable. Just a few drops in each ear. It cleared them up in one treatment.
Thank for sharing if you'd like more information on the rabbit first aid products you may enjoy this video th-cam.com/video/XWdn06fZurU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3ZYu6yLRZnI9Miy-
do you HAVE to trim the nails? What do wild rabbits do to keep their nails in check?
It’s good to check the nails from time to time so they’re not getting ripped out or damaged wild rabbits will grind down their nails naturally digging and crawling through their Warrens and tunnels. My rabbits do a pretty good job At that but still need to be clipped now and then.
Hello there, what can be used incase there's fur mite or flea?
Give your rabbit a dust bath using Diatomaceous earth
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Ur rabbit is chill
Thanks they all seem pretty content
I try to keep them comfortable
@@TheRabbitryCenter thank u for ur love of rabbits I have one he's my world
My husband doesn't want to do the totes but I am thinking about doing three cages with ramps and totes in a hill behind them on the edge of the property. I just can't stand frozen babies and late September is the last of our litters until I can get them to breed in early spring.
I understand it’s really depressing. That’s why we started the totes. Tunneling into a hill is actually how some European rabbitries beat the heat and was the motivation behind the tote system. I think that’s a good idea. Good luck with that and send me a pic on Facebook when it’s complete I’d love to see it.
What do you do if you do discover a scab while inspecting your rabbits? Mine has one tiny scab that I don’t know anything about.
It’s most likely an insect bite
This might help
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@@TheRabbitryCenter thank you! That’s very helpful!
I'm wasn't sure if it was going to work but a week ago I put one neighboring doe in with another doe and watched them closely in hopes they could help keep each other warm. It worked out so far and I plan to split them up again in about a few weeks. Do you think i should wait to breed them until after i split them up or just before kindling?
It’s your call if you don’t notice any fur in the cage and they seem to be getting a long you can breed them and return them to the same cage -I’d separate on palpating day -that way they can get comfortable and ready to kindle in a quiet private place for the next two weeks.
Nice one
Hey there!
hi. do you deworm your rabbits?
Ivermectin
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I am starting to raise meat rabbits I posted it on my TikTok and I’m getting a crap tone of hate on how the cages are to small and how they should be inside they are freezing and how I abuse them Bc they don’t want to be held and a lot of other stuff
Most people have no idea where the food comes from. I would nicely recommend they watch FOOD Inc... unfortunately no matter what there will always be haters...
Glad your taking care of yourself, probably not a good idea to post your preps and self sufficiency on social media. I dont FB and never TokTok-ed
I think you'd get hate no matter what you do. Just do what you think is best for them and ignore them.
Hello do you guys have Myxomatosis where you are it's a real pain here in the uk horrible disease
We’ve been fortunate and haven’t had any myxomatosis or disease break outs since we started our Rabbitry. Does the UK have access to the myxomatosis vaccine? Of course there’s no guarantee but studies have shown that it helps. It’s one of those viruses that can be spread by bugs so really no rabbits safe unless you farm them indoors which for so many people isn’t an option. Even then insects can and will make their way into a barn. I’m sorry to hear about that. Did your Rabbitry take a big hit?
Horrible man made decease. Nearly all the wild rabbits have it in Northumberland.
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a horrid cruel disease and a long painful death ☠ the evil that man do.. They say they are still edible but no chance I would ever eat one.
I live in lincolnshire its the same here 😔
@@ianbakedbean4079 and they only made it to get the population down. The population was too high because they were hunting all the foxes. Could have hunted the rabbits and used the meat. Such a waste of meat and just cruel. The pain the rabbits must go through.
No chance I'd eat it.
@@janinedear-barlow we bearly have any foxes in the countryside but alot in Lincoln they are more interested in kebab meat and chips then rabbit
Less effort to get it and our hare have been getting mixy now so it's going to finish them off and that is sad one of my favourite animals next to hedgehog 🦔 😔
I can't imagine any of my NZ rabbits letting me hold them long enough to do all that
They’re nervous Nellies(which is understandable) but I try to be patient and they eventually calm down enough for me to clip their nails
Worming. Natural remedies?
Are your rabbits colony raised? Or cage?
This is more common in cats and dogs but colony rabbits are more susceptible to rooting around in something they shouldn’t. Keeping your cages clean is usually a terrific preventative.
@@TheRabbitryCenter cage raised but I have a grow out cage/tractor and let them now my lawn for me. We went back over the same spot just once a season.
What kind oats
Whole oats purchase at feed store or tsc
Thank you for answering my question.
you are either extremely knowledgeable when it comes to rabbits or you fake it well :)
Or he thinks he knows what he's talking about. There are a lot of TH-camrs that don't know anything but think they do. Especially ones that talk about canning.
Im not an expert. My family has a backyard rabbitry. I enjoy making videos for those who like watching them. I’ll continue to learn and share my experiences. Thanks for watching!
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Man keeps cutting himself off mid sentence.
I have so much I want to share I just can’t talk fast enough. I’m working on it. Thanks for putting up with that.
Lol. Editing can be tricky at times.