If you’re wondering where bunnies fly, you’re not alone. Most of us don’t know the answer to that question, but fortunately, there are many ways to determine whether your rabbit has a flea infestation. You can check your rabbit’s hair for signs of infestation, such as wet fur or hind end crystals. Moreover, you can keep your rabbit clean by cleaning soiled litter regularly.
However, you need to be aware that not all airlines allow rabbits on flights. This is because there are restrictions on which airlines allow rabbits, as well as on which routes. Some airlines even do not allow bunnies on long flights, which could cause damage and stress to your animal. If you’re looking for a rabbit-friendly airline, try booking a direct flight and don’t forget to check for availability before making a booking.
You can tie dozens of variations on a basic bunny fly pattern. A black or white fly is best for stripers, bonito and albies. For night fishing, a black or white rabbit fly works wonders. Bunny leeches also make great chum flies for offshore fish. Finally, small bunnies in brown and black colors work wonders for big brown trout. They’re very versatile flies, and can be tied to a size two hook.
While flying is a natural part of rabbit care, fly control is also a must for preventing fleas. Using fly strips, a zapper or other flies repellents can help reduce the risk of flies infected with your rabbit’s urine. Regular litter box changes are also essential for the best care. You can also place flies traps to prevent fly infestations. And always make sure to clean your rabbit’s bedding and litter box regularly.
This week, the Easter Bunny arrived in style at the Houghton Lake-Roscommon County Blodgett Memorial Airport. The event, sponsored by Roscommon County Airport and the Experimental Aircraft Aviation Chapter 1580, attracted a large crowd despite the less than ideal spring weather. To make the event more special, the airport provided coffee and hot chocolate to those who attended. The event also included free donut holes.
