The Bunny Chat Thread - For Bunny Owners

[featherhead007]

I have a bunny for sale. (Just take over payments)

 

[igorsMistress]

We use CBD oil for allergies here and sometimes Benadryl. Depends on what allergies it’s for. I’m allergic to most antibiotics so I know Benadryl tricks like chewing 50 mg if you don’t have an epi pen

Chugging the liquid too, I carry it in my bag whenever I'm out.

 

[FortCluck]

Chugging the liquid too, I carry it in my bag whenever I'm out.

I haven’t use the liquid. Maybe I should get some. Chewing the pills is

 

[igorsMistress]

I haven’t use the liquid. Maybe I should get some. Chewing the pills is

Yeah it's pretty gross! My doc said chew in a pinch but the liquid is better.

 

[Compost King]

Finally someone agrees with me because I had people arguing with me that it cannot be put directly into plants and that it will kill plants!!! FINALLY someone gets it and has tried it!

I have grown plants in 100% fresh Rabbit Manure, I did flush it to get the Urine out because the Urine might burn plants but I am not sure if its needed. I have also built contraptions under cages to separate Urine and Manure. I know the worms in bins that love Rabbit Manure will avoid areas where Urine landed.

The Urine falls straight down and the Poop Balls roll down 1/4 inch hardware cloth chute off the side into a worm bin.

 

[igorsMistress]

I have grown plants in 100% fresh Rabbit Manure, I did flush it to get the Urine out because the Urine might burn plants but I am not sure if its needed. I have also built contraptions under cages to separate Urine and Manure. I know the worms in bins that love Rabbit Manure will avoid areas where Urine landed.

The Urine falls straight down and the Poop Balls roll down 1/4 inch hardware cloth chute off the side into a worm bin.

That's interesting! So did you let it dry before you planted?

 

[FortCluck]

I have grown plants in 100% fresh Rabbit Manure, I did flush it to get the Urine out because the Urine might burn plants but I am not sure if its needed. I have also built contraptions under cages to separate Urine and Manure. I know the worms in bins that love Rabbit Manure will avoid areas where Urine landed.

The Urine falls straight down and the Poop Balls roll down 1/4 inch hardware cloth chute off the side into a worm bin.

I do not separate it. I even throw in the hay as well because my bunnies are litter trained. The urine does go to the bottom of the litter box and I only grab what’s on top then I dump the rest into my compost pile. The compost pile is going to make some incredible soil for everything for next year!

 

[Compost King]

That's interesting! So did you let it dry before you planted?

The Rabbit poo balls I soaked I just planted in it wet after the soaking. The Manure I separated with a contraption I can not recall what I did with it, I believe i just added to a compost pile for the sake of adding more materials to the pile. If I have no immediate use for Rabbit poo I add it to the chicken compost.

 

[Compost King]

Oh I remember what I did with the Contraption manure that was separated from the urine... it went straight into a worm compost. The worm compost was thrown into a chicken run for chickens to scratch up and find worms and bugs to eat. Then eventually I shovel out the runs and compost it. Worms hate rabbit Urine. The Urine I just through some straw down under the cage to soak up the odor.

 

[Compost King]

The urine does go to the bottom of the litter box

What type of litter do you use? Are rabbits as easy to litter train as cats? lol as if you have to train a cat, just put them in the litter box and walk away. When they need to go they use the litter box. Unless you have potted plants, I have seen cats use potted plants as litter boxes if they fit in the pot.