Should I get a heating pad for my rabbits? - Pets - Others

1. Rabbit proof fencing: http://garden.lovetoknow.com/garden-tools-supplies/rabbit-proof-garden-fencing
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2. Capturing the rabbit.

I hate when my cover craft ultraviolet heat shield covers do that.
If you meany you, the anon person that posted to the wrong area get to a medical professional before your spleen ends up on the cradenza.

What kind of "dinging" noise? Do you hear it whenever the car is moving, or only when you apply the brakes? When you changed brake pads, did you bleed the brake system? If it wasn't bled properly, that could activate the brake warning light.

As a general rule the cage should be at least 4 times the size of the rabbit, but if your house permits - bigger is better. This is true especially if the rabbits will spend most of their time in the cage.

As a guide: larger rabbits need a cage of 30" by 36" and smaller rabbits (Less than 8 lbs): 24" by 36".

Try this great guide: http://www.therabbithouse.com/guide_size.asp

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Check the front brake discs for damages.The surface must be clear and shine.If there is not damages-change only the pads.I.m surprised because you have a sensors on the brake pads and red warning lamp appears on the dashboard.Did you see that?

Let C = # of Chickens and R = # of Rabbits
Let CL = # of Chicken Legs and RL = # of Rabbit Legs
C + R = 52 (each chicken and each rabbit have a head)
R = 52 - C
CL = 2C (each chicken has 2 legs)
RL = 4R (each rabbit has 4 legs)

CL + RL = 148
2C + 4 (52 - C) = 148
-2C + 208 = 148
C = 30

R = 52 - C = 52 - 30
= 22

There are 30 chickens and 22 rabbits.

if the rotors are scored really deep replace them
other wise have them machined at any auto parts store such as NAPA

Most brake pads on GM products (and just about everyone else's) have little scrapers on the sides of the pads that will cause the brakes to squeak all the time when you wear down to their level. When you hear that constant noise it is time to replace the pads ASAP. If you put it off too long, you will probably end up replacing the rotors too. If you drive like me (jack rabbit starts and sudden stops) the original pads might make it to 35-50,000 miles. If you drive like a granny (slow starts and coasting to a stop) you might be looking at 45-60,000 miles before replacement.

try a heated oil dipstick that will keep the engine block warm over night for warm starts in the morning just don't forget to remove the heated one and put the original back in before taking off