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Aster and Daisy. 11 weeks old today.
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Delighted to learn that Gary Larson and Wallace Tripp made this exact same joke but came at it from completely different angles.
Rabbit Breeds:Â Britannia Petite aka Polish Rabbit
The Britannia Petite was developed in Britain in the mid 19th century and is known there as the Polish. Despite their name, they do not come from Poland but were named for the 'polish' of their shiny coats. The Britannia Petite is the among the very smallest breeds with a typical weight range of 700g - 1.2kg (1½ - 2½ lbs). It is a full arch breed with an elegant, upright pose. The head is wedge-shaped in profile with a quite pointed nose and ears held close together above the head, giving an alert appearance.
Do You Know The Danger In Rabbits’ Urine? Find Out
In rabbit rearing, many farmers fail to recognize a far more hidden and widespread danger: the rabbits' own urine.
Although rabbits are naturally very clean animals, intensive farming systems often disrupt their normal hygienic behavior, leaving them to live in accumulated waste. This article presents a vital, evidence-based examination of the physiological risks that rabbit urine creates for the rabbits themselves. See Article Below to see all:Â
Stop The Consumption Of Hazardous Chemicals Through Palm Oil, How?Â
How to Avoid Toxic Chemicals in Your Cooking Palm Oil: A Practical Guide
The Hidden Danger in Your Kitchen
Across West Africa, a silent health crisis is unfolding in daily meal preparation. Unscrupulous vendors, driven by profit, are frequently lacing palm oil with dangerous industrial substances to cut costs and enhance appearance. Common contaminants include:
Carcinogenic dyes, such as Sudan red and other azo compounds, which are banned for food use.
Iron-oxide pigments (often referred to as "red oxide"
 used to artificially intensify the palm oil's natural hue.
Fillers like plain water and starches to artificially increase volume.
These adulterants are associated with severe long-term health risks, including cancers, and damage to the liver and kidneys. The practice persists largely because the average buyer remains unaware of the contamination occurring before the oil reaches the market.
Over a year ago, I equipped my own relatives with a set of simple at-home checks to help them steer clear of tainted palm oil. While these methods are not foolproof laboratory analyses, they serve as a very valuable first and strong line of defense which have been effective overtime . Below, I share these techniques—alongside their known shortcomings—to help you make safer choices.
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"Look at this distinguished gentleman! Look at the way he is sitting!"
Meanwhile, his father: "YO!! WHERE'S MY HAY??"
Fresh worms! Litter OP1 is here. Only seven, which is great. We won't need to foster any to Antimony. These guys are surprisingly small, so there's no way I'd risk it with her kits being as big as they are now.
One tort has slightly more rufus than the other. Both looking pretty good, though. They're among the largest in the litter.
