NETHERLAND DWARF

My long-time pet rabbit, the Netherlands Dwarf, has died. He was 11 years old. Funerals for pets, urns for ashes, etc. Since it was a private funeral, I was shown the bones when it was burned.

I'm worried about the rabbit's stress because I have a rabbit and a cat together. The Netherlands Dwarf and the Munchkin. Nether has a smaller physique. Even if the rabbit is a former resident, the cat doesn't hesitate. At first glance, they seem to be getting along well with each other, but now I think it is a burden for the rabbit. I feel sorry for him.

Rabbit urine contains a lot of calcium, so urinary stones stick to the toilet. If you leave it for a year, the stones will form layers and stick to it, so it is not good in terms of smell and hygiene. If you use citric acid, urinary stones will melt or break and it is very effective for cleaning.

I have had a rabbit since the spring of 2009. It's a kind of rabbit called Netherlands Dwarf, which is small and has big ears. Since I have kept it for more than 10 years, I will introduce the breeding environment such as cage, circle, toilet, and feed.