Can I have some help bunny lovers? Mostly netherland dwarfs! I need to know they supplies the need!?

Question

I need some help can You tell me a bit about them? Or like everthing about housing. OK ACTUALLY i would really like to know what supplies do you need for a bunny? I would like 2 know evrything please!

Answer 1

have you read http://www.rabbit.org ?  

Answer 2

First of all are they going to be in the house or outside?  That is the first thing you need to decide.  

If inside they need a pin with a removable tray for cleaning and litter or wood chips.  

If out side they need a safe secure weather safe pin.

Ether way the pin needs to be cleaned daily,  Dirty pins and dirty water cause liver problems.  The water needs to be kept clean.  They need a feeder for dry feed and dry feed, a water bottle, and a salt wheel.  They need a place to get off the wire, and they need a box to get into to hide.  Female rabbits can be pinned together, but male rabbits cant they will fight and castrate each other and if you put a buck(boy) and a doe(girl) together you get lots of baby bunnies, like every 28 to 35 days.  

Hope this helps.

  

Answer 3

Netherland Dwarf bunnies are a good choice. because they are a very small breed and are really sweet and loving but.... they require loads and loads of attention, and of course care. make sure to clean your bunnies cage everyday and supply him/her with fresh water and pellets every day. But do not make pellets his/her main food because pellets are fattening for bunnies and can lead to obesity for them. their diet should be: a small amount of pellets,  green leafy veggies. NO Iceberg Lettuce, this will lead to diarrhea. and a upset tummy. Romain Lettuce is perfectly fine. also provide the bunny fresh Timothy hay every day in large amount. Hay is a very important part of their diet. you can also give treats but sparingly. treats like a piece of apple or a small piece of banana, raisins, oats ( A Very very little Amount) no grapes,melon, or nuts. The best place for your bunny to be kept is indoors, because bunnies are EXTREMELY sensitive animals that can not tolerate very high or low temperatures, and many of their predators can get to them easily outside e.g.( Stray cats, dogs,raccoons, large birds etc...)

And Rabbits are very sensitive to loud sounds (car honks, loud traffic noise...) thats if you live near a main road or a freeway. The rabbit cage should be big enough so that when it stands up it does'nt bump its head on the cage ceiling. the floor should be solid not wired because that will lead to Sore Hocks. For bedding do not put Cedar chips or wood chips as these will be harmul for their lungs. Use the ones made espcially for bunnies which can be found at your nearest pet store. If you wanna let your bunny roam around in the house you should spay/neuter your bunny because that helps alot in litter training the rabbit.put the litter box in a corner of the cage where it most often goes give the rabbit some time to get used to it if it uses the restroom outside of the box scoop up the p**p and put it in the box that way the rabbit will know to use the restroom there. when it starts using it constantly try a small room and put litterboxes in two or three places  and see if she uses it there.

Godd Luck With your Bunny!!!!!!!!

I hope this will give you all the information you need