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So I got given a nest of probably week old baby bunnies that a mower cleared out of a field. Rather than leave them for the neighboring cats I brought them home.
Wild rabbits make me nervous because of parasites. Even though I used to raise and eat my own rabbits. So.
Should I be worried about parasites?
Can I just feed them to my savs?
TIA
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Sonya
I'm not mean. You're just a sissy.
Happy Bunny
Feed away, it will be interesting to see their reaction to the bunnies. Cheers
>>Feed away, it will be interesting to see their reaction to the bunnies. Cheers
Thanks, gonna try them this evening.
Just the word tularemia makes my skin crawl. Shudders.
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Sonya
I'm not mean. You're just a sissy.
Happy Bunny
>>Feed away, it will be interesting to see their reaction to the bunnies. Cheers
Bunnies tear easily when wrestled for by three savs.
Bunnies are yummy.
They really liked them.
Maybe I will raise some rabbits. I used to. And this way there are feeders for all of us. Yummy. ;0
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Sonya
I'm not mean. You're just a sissy.
Happy Bunny
I really like your little saying at the bottom. hahahahahahahaha it makes me laugh everytime I read it.(I really do not want to know why) Cheers
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