Hi
i have recently purchased script and template and want advice how to get lots of traffic to my site and what you think of site design so i can improve it but i am novice at moment.
please give advice !!
site www.rihannatube.com
thanks for lookingNeed advice how to get free traffic to my site?
Hi
You have very good site according to the need of young generation But there would be good competition in the market already available.So I think you could do marketing of your site by hiring an SEO consultant(I I'd suggest you Magicsolv.com) they provide services at very affordable rates.This will boost your traffic as well as PR of your site.
You can give it a try I hope they can help you as well.
Good Luck !!!!!!!!Need advice how to get free traffic to my site?
Some of the ways you can advertise your website and increase traffic are:
1. Post an article about your website on related blogs and get free back links
2. Submitting to directories
3. Free classifieds
4. Forums
Send an email with a detailed description of your website to e@culx.net for a list of websites for free advertising and to get free one way backlinks
Hi,
Yousr site in general is very nice but you should also add ways for your visitors to interact more with each other like adding a forum and such.
To get free traffic to your site just
here are some other low cost and free ways to get traffic to your site:
Free classified ads
Forums
Blogs
Facebook, Myspace, you get the idea
YouTube
SEO
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Do a little research, and find some websites where you would like to advertise. Simply email these companies and offer to post their link on your websites in exchange for posting your link on theirs! This WORKS, and it's FREE!
Think small, as larger organizations won't even talk to you unless you have a HIGH VOLUME site.
I've done this myself and, as long as you keep up your end of the bargain, it's a very easy way for evryone with ';startup'; sites to get a lot of free advertising!
You have to think creatively. Think of where your target clientele will be surfing.
BE HONEST! IE; don't try to advertise porn on an auto insurance web site, and NEVER do mass emailings (spamming)! Unscrupulous internet practices can cost you dearly in the long run.
You will also find that there are scads of free classified ad sites online. This is also a free easy way to get your name out there. These types of sites are frequented by online bargain hunters, and are an excellent platform to advertise almost anything!
There are some free and elaborate courses out there that tell you in detail how to get on the first page of Google or many other search engines. If you sign up for dishnetwork sales (also free) they offer a free, and very good, course on exactly that!
Good hunting!
Getting traffic to www.rihannatube.com is really easy
You need that website ranked high on the google search engine
because 9 million people everyday searches for rhianna, if you website shows frontpage on the earch engine you could get no less than 4 million traffic visitors a day, because of rhinna popularity.
here is what you do!
visit www.ranknumberoneongoogle.com
they will get your site frontpage on google in 24 to 48 hours
I tried this - http://www.fwebtraffic.com/?rid=1239591, it's a viral marketing system and seems pretty cool (but you have to send it to 10 people). The visitors that will open your site aren't actually interested in your site, but if it's a good site, you can catch their attention.
Here are the list:
1. Post blogs about your website.
2. Submit articles
3. Social Bookmarking
4. Submit your website manually to search engines
5. Use keywords liberally on your site, so long as they are used in the correct context of your site topic and content.
More of information in the website below. I hope this helps.
You should advertise on classified ad sites. My favorite is WantedWants.com because your ad stays up for 100 days and you can add a link to your free ad.
nice site
just post it up on some youtube videos or some blogs some ones bound to find it
rihannatube.com?
uhm... post that pik bout her haha
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
I am 36 and my hair has been slowly falling, I need some advice on how to comb it, or how to style it?
I麓m not bald, I just have very few hair on the top of my head, I don麓t want to shave all off, so how can i get the best look for it?I am 36 and my hair has been slowly falling, I need some advice on how to comb it, or how to style it?
Keep it short...like matt Lauer...that looks the best
http://www.imdb.com/gallery/granitz/6152鈥?/a>I am 36 and my hair has been slowly falling, I need some advice on how to comb it, or how to style it?
I started to lose my hair when I was early twenties, then when I hit 30's the top of my head had very few hairs, and not enough to comb or brush, so my wife told me about 3 years ago (i was 35) just to shave it since I kept it so short anyway, and after getting over the shock of shaving it, I shave it every 2-3 day now and i love it.
Dont be one of those 1970's comb-overs
go bald gracefully, dont fight it, unless you are totally vain (and it doesnt sound that you are)
i'm not a stylist so i can't help you with the best way to comb your hair but heard of some natural products that can enhance hair growth :
scalp massage using cactus oil.
scalp rubbing using red garlic.
Don't have any clue for the bad smell of garlic !
Go with dignity dude... reach for the razor blade. There is no way of making it look better. It just looks pretty sad when people try and cover it up.
Provided you choose the right clothes a shaved head isnt too bad.
Keep it short...like matt Lauer...that looks the best
http://www.imdb.com/gallery/granitz/6152鈥?/a>I am 36 and my hair has been slowly falling, I need some advice on how to comb it, or how to style it?
I started to lose my hair when I was early twenties, then when I hit 30's the top of my head had very few hairs, and not enough to comb or brush, so my wife told me about 3 years ago (i was 35) just to shave it since I kept it so short anyway, and after getting over the shock of shaving it, I shave it every 2-3 day now and i love it.
Dont be one of those 1970's comb-overs
go bald gracefully, dont fight it, unless you are totally vain (and it doesnt sound that you are)
i'm not a stylist so i can't help you with the best way to comb your hair but heard of some natural products that can enhance hair growth :
scalp massage using cactus oil.
scalp rubbing using red garlic.
Don't have any clue for the bad smell of garlic !
Go with dignity dude... reach for the razor blade. There is no way of making it look better. It just looks pretty sad when people try and cover it up.
Provided you choose the right clothes a shaved head isnt too bad.
Going to an 80's party and need advice how to cut a sweater for the 'off the shoulder look';?
I was wondering how to cut a normal sweater so that it hangs off the shoulder.
It's kind of a one chance deal with cutting the sweater so I was wondering how it should be done.
Thxs,
~cGoing to an 80's party and need advice how to cut a sweater for the 'off the shoulder look';?
cut it from the neckline straight out to the edge of your shoulders, like making a slit. Go slow, as you don't want to cut too far, then then whole sweater is a gonner. Cut a couple of inches on each side. There is actually a seam line where you will be cutting. Then try the sweater on until you get the depth of the look that you want. In fact, if you go to the Goodwill, you might even find one like that on the rack!
To look at the sweater on a person, the neckline doesn't dip down in front to show cleavage, it shows off the tops of the shoulders and neck.Going to an 80's party and need advice how to cut a sweater for the 'off the shoulder look';?
Sweaters are rough -- they unravel if you cut them and can be a big mess! Maybe you should get an old sweatshirt or t-shirt, cut the neck bigger, try it on, and cut it bigger if it's not ';off the shoulder'; enough. Then, get your sweater, or preferably a different knit top and cut it with the ';template'; that you made from your old t-shirt or sweatshirt.
Best of luck! Have fun at the party!
The neck of the sweater needs to be stretched out. You CAN cut it, but you would have to make sure it's not a button down sweater first of all. And when you cut it, cut the ';collar'; off the neck but not so much on the front or back. This hard to explain. But I hope this helps some.
It's kind of a one chance deal with cutting the sweater so I was wondering how it should be done.
Thxs,
~cGoing to an 80's party and need advice how to cut a sweater for the 'off the shoulder look';?
cut it from the neckline straight out to the edge of your shoulders, like making a slit. Go slow, as you don't want to cut too far, then then whole sweater is a gonner. Cut a couple of inches on each side. There is actually a seam line where you will be cutting. Then try the sweater on until you get the depth of the look that you want. In fact, if you go to the Goodwill, you might even find one like that on the rack!
To look at the sweater on a person, the neckline doesn't dip down in front to show cleavage, it shows off the tops of the shoulders and neck.Going to an 80's party and need advice how to cut a sweater for the 'off the shoulder look';?
Sweaters are rough -- they unravel if you cut them and can be a big mess! Maybe you should get an old sweatshirt or t-shirt, cut the neck bigger, try it on, and cut it bigger if it's not ';off the shoulder'; enough. Then, get your sweater, or preferably a different knit top and cut it with the ';template'; that you made from your old t-shirt or sweatshirt.
Best of luck! Have fun at the party!
The neck of the sweater needs to be stretched out. You CAN cut it, but you would have to make sure it's not a button down sweater first of all. And when you cut it, cut the ';collar'; off the neck but not so much on the front or back. This hard to explain. But I hope this helps some.
Someone please give me advice how to get rid of the horrible scars I have on my legs from mosquitoe bites?
Last summer we had a bad out break of mosquitoes by my house. my legs suffered the worst because I'm allergic my skin is extremely sensitive and no matter what i tried to do not to scratch them it didn't work. I tried all of the repellents and it seemed to make them worse. I tried anti itching creme, benadryll pills, and the stuff you put on kids to keep them from itching i can't remember the name but it didn't work.
Now I have ugly scarred legs and i'm embarrased to where shorts so i just wear capris. and it's getting really hot here and i would love to wear shorts.
anyone have any suggestions as to how to reduce the scarsSomeone please give me advice how to get rid of the horrible scars I have on my legs from mosquitoe bites?
I notice that the best way to get rid of my scars is to get a good tan! I know it sounds silly, but it really works. The scars are almost invisible due to the tan and then in the winter they come back lighter every year. So, go lay out by the pool and if anyone asks, just say its for your health!! ;)Someone please give me advice how to get rid of the horrible scars I have on my legs from mosquitoe bites?
Getting a tan makes them pop out more. i tried it. i have the same exact problem! everyone tells me to use coco butter and they will go away
Plain and simple butter from the fridge will work. It will take several weeks of having butter on your skin. I grew up in northern Minnesota and that's what my grammy did for me.
There are creams in the pharmacy in the aisle with bandages and first aid. There are different kinds but basically they will say for the treatment of scars. Some of them come in bandage form. Try treating your legs. I would suggest a mild self tanning cream, but you may end up scratching that depending on what's in it. Just know that all of us have a scar or something somewhere that we are embarrassed of.
Get MiraCell!!!!!! It completely dissolves scar tissue; It's all natural, and reasonably priced. It has done some amazing things, I've seen. You need to check this out!! You'll love it!!!
Link below to see what MiraCell does, but you can order it through them or buy it at any drug store. Its 10.00 for a 1/2 oz. bottle, but it lasts forever!!!! Good Luck girlmakeup tips
Now I have ugly scarred legs and i'm embarrased to where shorts so i just wear capris. and it's getting really hot here and i would love to wear shorts.
anyone have any suggestions as to how to reduce the scarsSomeone please give me advice how to get rid of the horrible scars I have on my legs from mosquitoe bites?
I notice that the best way to get rid of my scars is to get a good tan! I know it sounds silly, but it really works. The scars are almost invisible due to the tan and then in the winter they come back lighter every year. So, go lay out by the pool and if anyone asks, just say its for your health!! ;)Someone please give me advice how to get rid of the horrible scars I have on my legs from mosquitoe bites?
Getting a tan makes them pop out more. i tried it. i have the same exact problem! everyone tells me to use coco butter and they will go away
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Plain and simple butter from the fridge will work. It will take several weeks of having butter on your skin. I grew up in northern Minnesota and that's what my grammy did for me.
There are creams in the pharmacy in the aisle with bandages and first aid. There are different kinds but basically they will say for the treatment of scars. Some of them come in bandage form. Try treating your legs. I would suggest a mild self tanning cream, but you may end up scratching that depending on what's in it. Just know that all of us have a scar or something somewhere that we are embarrassed of.
Get MiraCell!!!!!! It completely dissolves scar tissue; It's all natural, and reasonably priced. It has done some amazing things, I've seen. You need to check this out!! You'll love it!!!
Link below to see what MiraCell does, but you can order it through them or buy it at any drug store. Its 10.00 for a 1/2 oz. bottle, but it lasts forever!!!! Good Luck girl
Bunny had babies. We've been given lots of conflicting advice on how to care for brand new babies. Please hel
One lady told us to separate mom from babies until tomorrow morning and she will be more accepting and feed them. Do you have any advice?Bunny had babies. We've been given lots of conflicting advice on how to care for brand new babies. Please hel
Do not separate the mother and babies. I have never heard that this will help the mother be more accepting. Sometimes they reject the babies if they are inexperienced mothers and there's nothing you could have done to prevent it. If they are not already in a nest box, provide one, move the nest and babies into it. The mother only will feed them twice a day this is normal. They need to stay with their mother until 6-8 weeks of age. Make sure you separate males from females by 12 weeks or you will end up with more babies!Bunny had babies. We've been given lots of conflicting advice on how to care for brand new babies. Please hel
Yeah, definitely keep your eyes on then at all times (mom and babies)! good luck hope you have enough space! :)
Dont separate the babies from the mother.
http://www.rabbit.org/care/babies.html
This page is a very good place to start your reading.
I've copied some of the probably most relevant parts for you.
Is There A Problem?
Often times people are concerned that the mother rabbit ';is not feeding the babies,'; sometimes because she is never seen with them. This is normal behavior for a domestic (or wild) rabbit and that mother rabbits do not ';lay'; with their offspring in the same manner as dogs and cats.
Domestic rabbits retain some of the genetic imprints of their wild European ancestors, who are animals preyed upon by others in nature. Mother rabbits instinctually sense that staying with their offspring would call a predator's attention to the nest. Adult rabbits have a scent, while babies do not yest have a strong scent.
Most mother rabbits will not hop into the nest (or box) to check on their infants during the day, although she is usually watching from a safe distance. This is normal behavior.
Rabbits feed their offspring only once or twice per day and will only do so when they feel safe, usually just before dawn and/or just after dusk. If humans and children are continually gathered around the cage, the mother may become too stressed to nurse the infants.
There is a way to determine that the mother is indeed feeding the offspring. Did the mother rabbit pull fur? Did she shred papers, or gather hay or rip up carpeting (if housed indoors) in an attempt to ';make a nest?'; Mother rabbits usually make a nest any time between a few days prior to the birth up to the day of birth itself. She may also do so without an actual pregnancy.
A mature female will often pull fur to make a nest, with or without a male present and regardless of whether actual mating has occurred. This hormonal behavior is known as a ';false pregnancy.';
If the mother has pulled fur in an attempt to make a nest, she will probably be all right if her nest is appropriate. It is safe to examine the babies and move them, with the mother, to a more proper place, if necessary.
Creating A Nest
If the babies are scattered, cold and do not have plump tummies, the mother needs help making a proper nest box, and the babies need to be warmed up before anything else is attempted. No baby mammals can successful digest foods if their body temperature is below normal. This is extremely important to understand.
In this case, warm the babies as follows: Place a hot water bottle, filled with warm water (not hot,) into a small box of any kind. Line it with clean, terry cloth towels and place the bottle UNDER the towels. A small plastic container or a leak-proof plastic bag can be used if necessary. Make a small space within the nest and put the babies within the temporary warming nest.
Be sure the babies are not in direct contact with the warm water (it may become too hot for them.) Be sure that the towels do not have holes in them and are not frayed, because the fine threads could cut their delicate skin and holes could strangle them should they squirm through one.
In the meantime, prepare a proper box and nest for the mother, so she will feel secure when the babies are returned to her. Get a cardboard box, or make a wooden one, which is just slightly larger than the mother rabbit. It should not be too big, or the babies may scatter again and miss that important feeding.
A doorway should be cut in the center of one side, which is just large enough for the mother to fit through. The doorway should have a lip of about one-inch above the floor to help keep the babies in the box (until they are old enough to venture out on their own.)
Place a large handful of straw, grass or hay in the box and place it in a corner of the rabbit cage. Be sure it is not in the corner that she uses as a bathroom! Make sure that grass clippings do not contain any pesticides or fertilizers. Do not use fabric scraps, burlap, gauze or anything else with fine threads or holes in it. The straw/hay should be removed and replaced every three or four days as it may become soaked in urine. This is done by taking the babies out of the box, removing and later replacing most of the clean fur, and changing the rest of the bedding and lining the box with clean bedding.
The babies can be placed into the new nest as soon as their body temperature feels warm to the touch. (ONLY warm the babies if they have been scattered about on the cage floor. If they were huddled together in a good nest site, leave them alone, except to check whether they have been fed.).
Place the mother and the babies in a small, warm, quiet room. Give the mother a litterbox, in the opposite corner of the nest, if she's placed indoors. If she is not used to being in the house, this may stress her more than being left in her outdoor cage. The only thing to do in that case is add a proper nest area.
Baby Rabbits in nest at 16 days old.
Are They Getting Fed?
A well-fed baby will have a very distended tummy, looking like the ';Pillsbury Dough Boy.'; If the babies' tummies are full, the mother is feeding them and the caretaker can rest assured. The babies can be examined every day if that will make the caretaker feel more assured.
If the babies have not been fed, they will have sunken tummies, their skin will be wrinkled from dehydration and they will be weak (their response to being handled will be weak or non-existent, although they will hopefully be breathing.) Scattered babies are more likely not to have been fed, so make sure that they are warm first.
If the babies are weak or dehydrated, veterinary intervention is advised. Placing a drop of honey or fruit jam into their mouths sometimes helps elevate their blood sugar level until veterinary help and/or mother's milk is available.
At this point, examine the mother for signs of lactation. By gently holding the mother upright, or gently turning her upside down in a lap, the nipples can be examined. They should feel slightly swollen and it is likely that the mother pulled a great deal of fur from her chest and stomach to not only make her nest, but also to better expose the teats for the babies.
Slight pressure in a milking motion should release either small amount of milk or clear fluid. If the mother is lactating, return her to the babies and allow her to calm down and become familiar with her new nest. Examine the babies the next day to make sure that they are being fed.
If the mother is definitely not lactating or has not attempted to pull fur or make a nest, etc., take the mother to a qualified rabbit-experienced veterinarian immediately. The veterinarian will probably give the mother a small dose of oxytocin, a drug that will stimulate the milk glands. She should nurse within the next 24 hours.
If you feel it is necessary to examine the babies every day to verify that they have been fed, pet the mother rabbit first, to help cover human scents, and avoid wearing heavy perfumes when handling the babies. It is best to handle the babies as little as possible until they are old enough to leave the nest box on their own.
If your concerns begin on the day of the birth, wait a day before attempting to do anything. Some mother rabbits do not feed their babies until the evening of the first day or early on the second day.
If it has been close to two days and you are positive that the babies have not been fed, a veterinarian must be seen immediately. Oxytocin will not produce results if you wait more than forty-eight hours after the birth.
While waiting for a veterinary appointment, try allowing the babies to nurse, as suckling sometimes stimulates the milk glands. If that happens, monitoring the babies' growth is the only thing that needs to be done. Mother rabbits stand upright while nursing and the babies lie upside down beneath her. Hold the rabbits in this natural position.
Are The Babies in Danger?
If you think that the mother is injuring the babies while kindling (giving birth,) while feeding, or has ';cannibalized'; any of the babies (eaten them,) several issues should be explored. Sometimes a mother rabbit will accidentally injure the kits because her nails have never been clipped, the nest box is not proper, or she is stressed and skittish by too much activity around her. It is possible, if she is housed outdoors, that neighborhood predators, such as feral cats, raccoons or fox, are causing her anxiety at night. Some rabbits are highly skittish (';fractious';) by nature.
Very young mothers, especially those under six months of age, may not ';understand'; what has happened to them and veterinary intervention is imperative. Nervous and young mothers sometimes abandon their nestlings for unknown reasons, which may include having produced unhealthy kits. Sometimes the nutritional status of the mother is highly inadequate.
If the mother seems to be cannibalizing the nestlings, nutritional deficiencies are but one of the possible scenarios. It is normal for these vegetarian animals to eat the afterbirth, as it is for most other mammals. It prevents predators from discovering the nest and provides the mother which some much-needed nutrients. Sometimes people confuse this behavior (if it is witnessed) with cannibalism.
Sadly, if the father of the babies is much larger than the female, she could be inadvertently injuring the kits, which are too large for her birth canal, while attempting to free them. Seek immediate veterinary intervention should this be happening. The mother's life is in danger, as well as the lives of the babies.
If the mother rabbit has died, cannot or is not feeding the babies, you can attempt to hand feeding them. Bottle-feeding infant rabbits usually culminates in the babies' death within a few days to weeks. Hand feeding is terribly unsuccessful because there is no milk replacement formula that is 100% adapted for infant rabbits. This is also true for native species, such as cottontails. The physiological reasons are complex, and you should have the following information concerning what you will be facing when trying to hand-raise infant bunnies.
well that might be a good sugestion
also because some bunnies are canables
i know its gross so it might be good to watch
the mother while she is feeding them
The babies should not be separated from the mother at all until they are weaned. I raised and showed rabbits for over 10 years and never separated a mother from her litter. Generally, they feed them at night and stay out of the box most of the daytime. They will wean around 3 weeks and be ready to be on their own at 4 weeks.
Do not separate the mother and babies. I have never heard that this will help the mother be more accepting. Sometimes they reject the babies if they are inexperienced mothers and there's nothing you could have done to prevent it. If they are not already in a nest box, provide one, move the nest and babies into it. The mother only will feed them twice a day this is normal. They need to stay with their mother until 6-8 weeks of age. Make sure you separate males from females by 12 weeks or you will end up with more babies!Bunny had babies. We've been given lots of conflicting advice on how to care for brand new babies. Please hel
Yeah, definitely keep your eyes on then at all times (mom and babies)! good luck hope you have enough space! :)
Dont separate the babies from the mother.
http://www.rabbit.org/care/babies.html
This page is a very good place to start your reading.
I've copied some of the probably most relevant parts for you.
Is There A Problem?
Often times people are concerned that the mother rabbit ';is not feeding the babies,'; sometimes because she is never seen with them. This is normal behavior for a domestic (or wild) rabbit and that mother rabbits do not ';lay'; with their offspring in the same manner as dogs and cats.
Domestic rabbits retain some of the genetic imprints of their wild European ancestors, who are animals preyed upon by others in nature. Mother rabbits instinctually sense that staying with their offspring would call a predator's attention to the nest. Adult rabbits have a scent, while babies do not yest have a strong scent.
Most mother rabbits will not hop into the nest (or box) to check on their infants during the day, although she is usually watching from a safe distance. This is normal behavior.
Rabbits feed their offspring only once or twice per day and will only do so when they feel safe, usually just before dawn and/or just after dusk. If humans and children are continually gathered around the cage, the mother may become too stressed to nurse the infants.
There is a way to determine that the mother is indeed feeding the offspring. Did the mother rabbit pull fur? Did she shred papers, or gather hay or rip up carpeting (if housed indoors) in an attempt to ';make a nest?'; Mother rabbits usually make a nest any time between a few days prior to the birth up to the day of birth itself. She may also do so without an actual pregnancy.
A mature female will often pull fur to make a nest, with or without a male present and regardless of whether actual mating has occurred. This hormonal behavior is known as a ';false pregnancy.';
If the mother has pulled fur in an attempt to make a nest, she will probably be all right if her nest is appropriate. It is safe to examine the babies and move them, with the mother, to a more proper place, if necessary.
Creating A Nest
If the babies are scattered, cold and do not have plump tummies, the mother needs help making a proper nest box, and the babies need to be warmed up before anything else is attempted. No baby mammals can successful digest foods if their body temperature is below normal. This is extremely important to understand.
In this case, warm the babies as follows: Place a hot water bottle, filled with warm water (not hot,) into a small box of any kind. Line it with clean, terry cloth towels and place the bottle UNDER the towels. A small plastic container or a leak-proof plastic bag can be used if necessary. Make a small space within the nest and put the babies within the temporary warming nest.
Be sure the babies are not in direct contact with the warm water (it may become too hot for them.) Be sure that the towels do not have holes in them and are not frayed, because the fine threads could cut their delicate skin and holes could strangle them should they squirm through one.
In the meantime, prepare a proper box and nest for the mother, so she will feel secure when the babies are returned to her. Get a cardboard box, or make a wooden one, which is just slightly larger than the mother rabbit. It should not be too big, or the babies may scatter again and miss that important feeding.
A doorway should be cut in the center of one side, which is just large enough for the mother to fit through. The doorway should have a lip of about one-inch above the floor to help keep the babies in the box (until they are old enough to venture out on their own.)
Place a large handful of straw, grass or hay in the box and place it in a corner of the rabbit cage. Be sure it is not in the corner that she uses as a bathroom! Make sure that grass clippings do not contain any pesticides or fertilizers. Do not use fabric scraps, burlap, gauze or anything else with fine threads or holes in it. The straw/hay should be removed and replaced every three or four days as it may become soaked in urine. This is done by taking the babies out of the box, removing and later replacing most of the clean fur, and changing the rest of the bedding and lining the box with clean bedding.
The babies can be placed into the new nest as soon as their body temperature feels warm to the touch. (ONLY warm the babies if they have been scattered about on the cage floor. If they were huddled together in a good nest site, leave them alone, except to check whether they have been fed.).
Place the mother and the babies in a small, warm, quiet room. Give the mother a litterbox, in the opposite corner of the nest, if she's placed indoors. If she is not used to being in the house, this may stress her more than being left in her outdoor cage. The only thing to do in that case is add a proper nest area.
Baby Rabbits in nest at 16 days old.
Are They Getting Fed?
A well-fed baby will have a very distended tummy, looking like the ';Pillsbury Dough Boy.'; If the babies' tummies are full, the mother is feeding them and the caretaker can rest assured. The babies can be examined every day if that will make the caretaker feel more assured.
If the babies have not been fed, they will have sunken tummies, their skin will be wrinkled from dehydration and they will be weak (their response to being handled will be weak or non-existent, although they will hopefully be breathing.) Scattered babies are more likely not to have been fed, so make sure that they are warm first.
If the babies are weak or dehydrated, veterinary intervention is advised. Placing a drop of honey or fruit jam into their mouths sometimes helps elevate their blood sugar level until veterinary help and/or mother's milk is available.
At this point, examine the mother for signs of lactation. By gently holding the mother upright, or gently turning her upside down in a lap, the nipples can be examined. They should feel slightly swollen and it is likely that the mother pulled a great deal of fur from her chest and stomach to not only make her nest, but also to better expose the teats for the babies.
Slight pressure in a milking motion should release either small amount of milk or clear fluid. If the mother is lactating, return her to the babies and allow her to calm down and become familiar with her new nest. Examine the babies the next day to make sure that they are being fed.
If the mother is definitely not lactating or has not attempted to pull fur or make a nest, etc., take the mother to a qualified rabbit-experienced veterinarian immediately. The veterinarian will probably give the mother a small dose of oxytocin, a drug that will stimulate the milk glands. She should nurse within the next 24 hours.
If you feel it is necessary to examine the babies every day to verify that they have been fed, pet the mother rabbit first, to help cover human scents, and avoid wearing heavy perfumes when handling the babies. It is best to handle the babies as little as possible until they are old enough to leave the nest box on their own.
If your concerns begin on the day of the birth, wait a day before attempting to do anything. Some mother rabbits do not feed their babies until the evening of the first day or early on the second day.
If it has been close to two days and you are positive that the babies have not been fed, a veterinarian must be seen immediately. Oxytocin will not produce results if you wait more than forty-eight hours after the birth.
While waiting for a veterinary appointment, try allowing the babies to nurse, as suckling sometimes stimulates the milk glands. If that happens, monitoring the babies' growth is the only thing that needs to be done. Mother rabbits stand upright while nursing and the babies lie upside down beneath her. Hold the rabbits in this natural position.
Are The Babies in Danger?
If you think that the mother is injuring the babies while kindling (giving birth,) while feeding, or has ';cannibalized'; any of the babies (eaten them,) several issues should be explored. Sometimes a mother rabbit will accidentally injure the kits because her nails have never been clipped, the nest box is not proper, or she is stressed and skittish by too much activity around her. It is possible, if she is housed outdoors, that neighborhood predators, such as feral cats, raccoons or fox, are causing her anxiety at night. Some rabbits are highly skittish (';fractious';) by nature.
Very young mothers, especially those under six months of age, may not ';understand'; what has happened to them and veterinary intervention is imperative. Nervous and young mothers sometimes abandon their nestlings for unknown reasons, which may include having produced unhealthy kits. Sometimes the nutritional status of the mother is highly inadequate.
If the mother seems to be cannibalizing the nestlings, nutritional deficiencies are but one of the possible scenarios. It is normal for these vegetarian animals to eat the afterbirth, as it is for most other mammals. It prevents predators from discovering the nest and provides the mother which some much-needed nutrients. Sometimes people confuse this behavior (if it is witnessed) with cannibalism.
Sadly, if the father of the babies is much larger than the female, she could be inadvertently injuring the kits, which are too large for her birth canal, while attempting to free them. Seek immediate veterinary intervention should this be happening. The mother's life is in danger, as well as the lives of the babies.
If the mother rabbit has died, cannot or is not feeding the babies, you can attempt to hand feeding them. Bottle-feeding infant rabbits usually culminates in the babies' death within a few days to weeks. Hand feeding is terribly unsuccessful because there is no milk replacement formula that is 100% adapted for infant rabbits. This is also true for native species, such as cottontails. The physiological reasons are complex, and you should have the following information concerning what you will be facing when trying to hand-raise infant bunnies.
well that might be a good sugestion
also because some bunnies are canables
i know its gross so it might be good to watch
the mother while she is feeding them
The babies should not be separated from the mother at all until they are weaned. I raised and showed rabbits for over 10 years and never separated a mother from her litter. Generally, they feed them at night and stay out of the box most of the daytime. They will wean around 3 weeks and be ready to be on their own at 4 weeks.
I am afraid of the dentist. Any advice as to how to deal with this?
I had a root canal four years ago. Ever since then I have been fearful to return (as I have to have wisdom teeth removed)to the dentist. Any advice?I am afraid of the dentist. Any advice as to how to deal with this?
Ok, you are my soulmate lol. Just kidding. I had to have a root canal when i was about 16 and it sucked ***. The dentist that did it doesnt believe in novacaine and so just stabbed me with the needle to numb the area without putting the topical on and letting it work
I promised myself i would never go back to a dentist. Well then my parents changed insurances and we went to their new dentist. I was scared shitless.
And the root canal had to be finished. I can honestly say that i dont mind going to the dentist from that visit on. and i have had all four of my wisdom teeth pulled by the same guy and while i was wide awake. The only time i felt pain of course was when the number wore off. It was great. And now they have this topical version of the hypodermic novacaine. Basically, same numbness, no shot. Its frickin great!!!!!
So anyway my suggestion to you is to try to find a dentist that is sensitive to your situation. I dont know where you live, but you could call 1-800-dental if your in california, even southern cali i think. And if you are in southern cali, I go to this dentist at Hospitality Dental in San Bernardino. I promise that most of the time i am looking forward to my dental appointments. If you are not in california you can maybe look in your phone book and find a dentist that actually advertises special treatment for special situations.
Best of luck to you and i really hope you can find something tolerable.I am afraid of the dentist. Any advice as to how to deal with this?
dont be scared its nothing.i was in a accident and i had to remove my 6 front teeth and its not that bad a piece of cake good luck
Your not the only one. I had my bad experiences as well My advice to you is to just stay calm. Their only here to help you. Just get it on over with. Don't you know having a tooth in your mouth that needs to come out can cause major problems along with that tooth ache. It's really not that bad. It all depends on the dentist who does it. Some detists are rougher than others. You will be ok! Also they have dentist for cowards, like myself, listed in the yellow pages. That may help!
Get a dentist who understands this and gives you laughing gas before he starts to look at and clean your teeth, although that does come with certian risks, at least you'll be out for the procedure.
I absolutely hate the dentist, I am terrified of her! But my insurance doesn't cover the laughing gas when I'm only just afraid of mine. It's awful that I have the typical british set of teeth, with tons of problems, cavities etcetc, but I just get through it by shaking to myself and politely telling the dentist to not bother talking to me and go as fast and as accurately as humanly possible.
Oh! Or you could bring a CD player or iPod or some such to keep your mind off whats going on if that kind of thing works for you.
You need to keep in mind the dentist is working for your health.
The other side is, if you avoid required dental work, you will be seeing a PERIODONTIST instead when your teeth start falling out, your gums receed, and your gums get diseased. I've had 6 gum surgeries. Trust me, dental work is easier.
Ok, you are my soulmate lol. Just kidding. I had to have a root canal when i was about 16 and it sucked ***. The dentist that did it doesnt believe in novacaine and so just stabbed me with the needle to numb the area without putting the topical on and letting it work
I promised myself i would never go back to a dentist. Well then my parents changed insurances and we went to their new dentist. I was scared shitless.
And the root canal had to be finished. I can honestly say that i dont mind going to the dentist from that visit on. and i have had all four of my wisdom teeth pulled by the same guy and while i was wide awake. The only time i felt pain of course was when the number wore off. It was great. And now they have this topical version of the hypodermic novacaine. Basically, same numbness, no shot. Its frickin great!!!!!
So anyway my suggestion to you is to try to find a dentist that is sensitive to your situation. I dont know where you live, but you could call 1-800-dental if your in california, even southern cali i think. And if you are in southern cali, I go to this dentist at Hospitality Dental in San Bernardino. I promise that most of the time i am looking forward to my dental appointments. If you are not in california you can maybe look in your phone book and find a dentist that actually advertises special treatment for special situations.
Best of luck to you and i really hope you can find something tolerable.I am afraid of the dentist. Any advice as to how to deal with this?
dont be scared its nothing.i was in a accident and i had to remove my 6 front teeth and its not that bad a piece of cake good luck
Your not the only one. I had my bad experiences as well My advice to you is to just stay calm. Their only here to help you. Just get it on over with. Don't you know having a tooth in your mouth that needs to come out can cause major problems along with that tooth ache. It's really not that bad. It all depends on the dentist who does it. Some detists are rougher than others. You will be ok! Also they have dentist for cowards, like myself, listed in the yellow pages. That may help!
Get a dentist who understands this and gives you laughing gas before he starts to look at and clean your teeth, although that does come with certian risks, at least you'll be out for the procedure.
I absolutely hate the dentist, I am terrified of her! But my insurance doesn't cover the laughing gas when I'm only just afraid of mine. It's awful that I have the typical british set of teeth, with tons of problems, cavities etcetc, but I just get through it by shaking to myself and politely telling the dentist to not bother talking to me and go as fast and as accurately as humanly possible.
Oh! Or you could bring a CD player or iPod or some such to keep your mind off whats going on if that kind of thing works for you.
You need to keep in mind the dentist is working for your health.
The other side is, if you avoid required dental work, you will be seeing a PERIODONTIST instead when your teeth start falling out, your gums receed, and your gums get diseased. I've had 6 gum surgeries. Trust me, dental work is easier.
I need advice on how to lose the weight from having a baby!?
I had my son a year ago and now that it's summer time I want to look good in a bathing suit again. Does anyone know some great thigh and tummy exercises or any other ways to lose the weight? I have a treadmill but have heard that walking/running doesn't always work for the baby fat. Any help would be appriciated. Thank you!I need advice on how to lose the weight from having a baby!?
try pilates. it worked very well for me. running will help some but tae-bo and pilates are probally going to be better and you will get faster results.I need advice on how to lose the weight from having a baby!?
diet and exercise always wins the day. Congratulations on the baby I am sure he is keeping you busy and fit
i know a diet kit or program or whatever you call it... i just ordered one today. i heard from my friend because she used it after she had her daughter. it's called ';reset'; ... it's a 5 day program thing... the set comes with shakes and those bars or whatever. still not sure but my friend used it and she lost about 6 pounds the first week. maybe you can read about it at http://livehappy.usana.com cuz that's where i ordered it from. it's under the category macro optimizers i think.
Eat healthy exercise but with a personal trainer or all else fails surgery but that would be a last resort. Feel good about yourself put bikini on anyway and strut your stuff!
When reaching up above your head, every time, make sure your tummy muscles are tightened. And while standing at the sink or anywhere, remember to hold them in, hold for five seconds or so, then release. Do this for several repeats. Your tummy muscles have stretched out, just like your skin has. These ';exercises'; have worked for me. Now, I just have the proud-mama belly, but it's smaller than it was!
try pilates. it worked very well for me. running will help some but tae-bo and pilates are probally going to be better and you will get faster results.I need advice on how to lose the weight from having a baby!?
diet and exercise always wins the day. Congratulations on the baby I am sure he is keeping you busy and fit
i know a diet kit or program or whatever you call it... i just ordered one today. i heard from my friend because she used it after she had her daughter. it's called ';reset'; ... it's a 5 day program thing... the set comes with shakes and those bars or whatever. still not sure but my friend used it and she lost about 6 pounds the first week. maybe you can read about it at http://livehappy.usana.com cuz that's where i ordered it from. it's under the category macro optimizers i think.
Eat healthy exercise but with a personal trainer or all else fails surgery but that would be a last resort. Feel good about yourself put bikini on anyway and strut your stuff!
When reaching up above your head, every time, make sure your tummy muscles are tightened. And while standing at the sink or anywhere, remember to hold them in, hold for five seconds or so, then release. Do this for several repeats. Your tummy muscles have stretched out, just like your skin has. These ';exercises'; have worked for me. Now, I just have the proud-mama belly, but it's smaller than it was!
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