Pets Pages
We invite you to read over these pages for
more info on the needs of a pet bunny & use
this info to help determine what you are
looking for in a bunny.
Following are a few pictures of our bunnies
which have been placed in pampered pet homes.
We invite you to read over these pages for
more info on the needs of a pet bunny & use
this info to help determine what you are
looking for in a bunny.
Following are a few pictures of our bunnies
which have been placed in pampered pet homes.
| Jared & Lilly (Holland Lop) |
| Annie & Beau (Holland Lops) - also Living w/Tricia & Shawn in NC "We took Annie to the vet today for her first check up. Of course she was in excellent health. Everyone in the vets office absolutely fell in love with her. She was giving out kisses to everyone in the office . . . I think he had a hard time getting out of the office with her." |
| Noah (Holland Lop) - Living with Tricia & Shawn in NC Noah was Tricia and Shawn's first RoseLine bunny - now they have three, plus an older retired brood doe that they adopted. These bunnies have a life of luxury & love. They have successfully bonded two spayed/neutered pairs. They even ride around with bunnies in the car! See Noah & his friend Margie |
| Caroline w/Blizzard (Netherland Dwarf) in Northern VA |
| Bubbles (Netherland Dwarf) w/Hannah Beth in VA |
| Savannah (Holland Lop) phones home! Living w/the McCool family in Northern VA |
| Thoughts on Bunny Age . . . When folks inquire about about pets, they sometimes ask for "babies". Seems like everyone wants a cute baby bunny. However, it has always been my experience that you can tell much more about the personality of an older bunny. In fact, I recently discovered this mentioned in the ARBA Handbook, page 185: "Rabbits may not reach their full potential for a relationship with a human until they have reached the adult stage (5 to 9 months) for this reason the adoption of a six month old or older can be very rewarding . . . Older rabbits are often more easily litter box trained. Rabbits reach their peak of curiosity and hyperactivity at 4 to 8 months." I agree with this fully and encourage people to give an older bunny a chance. I am more able to match a bunny's personality to an owner if the bunny is older. Please let our experience and the knowledge of our bunnies guide you in making your decision on the age of your new pet bunny - after all, they ALL grow up - and very quickly! |
| Basic Supply List for Your New Pet Bunny Wire-bottom cage, at least 18" x 24" (available at Tractor Supply Stores or online vendors such as www.bassequipment.com, www.klubertanz.com) Quality rabbit pellets, no more than 17% protein, alfalfa as first ingredient Quality Timothy hay or Orchard grass Water crock or bottle (crocks preferred for an outdoor bunny) Wood block (untreated) or other suitable chew toy Wire cat brush for grooming Extras Old fashioned oats - mix with a few black oil sunflower seeds Other suitable treats, such as carrots, spinach, apple, banana (no gassy veggies!) Litter box if you plan litter training Paper based litter, pine shavings or other suitable material (no clay litter or cedar shavings) Toys - tuna cans, jingle balls, hay stuffed in toilet paper roll, etc. And of course . . . LOTS OF LOVE! If anyone has suggestions for other "necessities", please let me know! Also, if you'd like your pet bunny added to the page, please send comments and pictures to roselinebunz@hotmail.com |
| Holland Lops Living with Dean in VA |
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| Sgt Pepper (Holland Lop) Living with Monika in Northern VA |
| Pallina (Netherland Dwarf) - Living with Niki in Northern VA |
| This site is run by my good friend Laurie and has lots of pet rabbit info - check it out! |
| Hermes in his little house Living with Brenda in VA |
