When putting on your pets costume, examine it. Most costumes have parts your pet could swallow or chew on, and therefore should be avoided. Make sure your pet can walk around in his costume, and never ever force him into a costume you want him to wear. To a dog or cat, his fur is his clothing, so that'd be like a person wearing clothes over clothes. If he struggles you should not put a costume on him. Make sure you have the right size for your pet so he won't have a tight costume.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Halloween Critters
Hello everyone. If you are planning on dressing your pet up next year here are some tips. Critters do look adorable in their costumes! Remember though, safety comes first. Here are a few safety tips for costume wearing critters.🐹.
When putting on your pets costume, examine it. Most costumes have parts your pet could swallow or chew on, and therefore should be avoided. Make sure your pet can walk around in his costume, and never ever force him into a costume you want him to wear. To a dog or cat, his fur is his clothing, so that'd be like a person wearing clothes over clothes. If he struggles you should not put a costume on him. Make sure you have the right size for your pet so he won't have a tight costume.
When putting on your pets costume, examine it. Most costumes have parts your pet could swallow or chew on, and therefore should be avoided. Make sure your pet can walk around in his costume, and never ever force him into a costume you want him to wear. To a dog or cat, his fur is his clothing, so that'd be like a person wearing clothes over clothes. If he struggles you should not put a costume on him. Make sure you have the right size for your pet so he won't have a tight costume.
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Favorite artwork
Just all my favorite artwork I did so far.(no for sale....yet!)
Polar bear
Brown bear
Daisy charcoal + mixed art tools drawing
Comic cover
Thanks for reading!
Dog(bad lighting...sorry)
Goat
Seahorse
Horse rough sketch
Comic art
Dolphins
Rat
Daisy foam art(ancient)
Eagle framed art
Daisy mixed media art
Here are more stuff in a separate portfolio .
Paint practicing.....I didn't think I kept this. /:
One of many comics
First Daisy (from the comic )drawing ever....... Wow
Speaking of comics.... Here is the daily Pawprints comic:
Saturday, October 26, 2013
The Adventures of Bunnies
Hello everyone! The Daisy here! Just some comics I put together to show the hilarious antics of our fellow rabbits. Enjoy!
Monday, October 21, 2013
House bunny ebook
On my Nook I found a cute house bunny ebook called Hershey the House Rabbit. It talks about the life of a bunny as a pet in his own words. It may sound cheesy, but it is very good! For any house rabbit owner this is a must-buy.
I got the sample first to check it out and it was great! Love this book.
Friday, October 18, 2013
Celebrate The Anniversary of Critter corner!
Today we celebrate Critter Corner's 1st "anniversary", so to speak. I promised all you fans a tribute to the blog, so here ya go. I'm so excited for this, and I hope you are too!
I'll start by showing you the five top most popular posts.
YOUR FAVORITE POSTS
For my birthday, I always get a calendar of some sort because it's so close to New Year's, and this year one of my friends gave me a...- Anyone who has or is thinking about getting a gerbil should read this! These are only a few, but there are much more! External: Broken/...
Well, this is my first post, so here goes: This blog is for those people who love all animals, but have a special place in their heart for...- Here Is A list of Brands that test on animals. It's obviously not a complete list but I will add onto it later on. Aveeno Avon Bana...
- Enjoy Critter Corner's FIRST Critter Quiz! Friday's fun quiz is about the best small pet for you! Print out the page or use paper t...For all you house bun fans, here are all the posts including rabbits.(requested)Oct 08, 2013What's goin' on, you ask? Well the buzz around here is some new rabbit products I've been checking out for all my bunny friends to see. My friends include some great bunn-bloggers like the ones at My House Rabbits Bunny ...Oct 13, 2013She has a mind of her own and is filled with personality. Rabbits are not starter pets and need LOTS of room to show of their unique personalities. Most people consider them farm pets and don't think of them as cats and dogs ...Sep 04, 2013If you go the cage route, you need something that goes with the rabbit's breed and age. A cage with multiple ramps makes for a faulty cage if you are using it for a large or old rabbit, whereas a smaller spry, young rabbit may fit ...Mar 27, 2013Rabbits really do need help! Adopting a rabbit or donating to an organization helps them out a lot! Some of the organizations listed here are for you to check out. Remember, always get a rabbit from an adopting organization ...Aug 29, 2013Anyways, the rabbits have successfully switch-a-rooed from their old cages to new cages/pen. (: They love the new set-ups - the only change is all the room they get! Daisy was getting so big and even with supervised out of ...Feb 21, 2013"My rabbit lives in a multi-pet household. He is a sweet curious bunny and really wants to play with our other pets(two dogs, cat, dwarf hamster), but we are worried they could hurt him or vice versa. Sadly, he has to be kept in ...Mar 28, 2013To avoid improper misplacement of the rabbit, get the cage or playpen on the day before and get it ready. If you have a family of young kids under the age of ten, the bunny should always be a family pet for the rabbits safety.May 08, 2013The white rabbit, usually known as the white rabbit in the film "Alice in Wonderland" by Walt Disney, isn't an actual breed of rabbit. It's only the color of the rabbit. An angora rabbit has long, soft fur. They come in a variety of ...Oct 11, 2013As an owner of two pet rabbits and a hamster I agree they are both delicate species that should be handled with extreme caution. Caroline Charland certainly explained this well along with her wonderful photos. A lot of critters ...Jan 14, 2013Daisy: This post is all about senior rabbits, or "buns," a nickname for the word "bunnies." I personally wonder why I have to have something to do with this blog, because I am not, what you may say, old. I am, in fact, nearly 3 ...Oct 24, 2012Rabbits are very social creatures that instinctively know that play is a way to learn how to interact with their environment, to keep their bodies in shape for things that they do everyday. But what if you have a rabbit and you ...Dec 07, 2012All experienced bunny-owners know that a little outdoor exercise is good for a healthy rabbit. Fresh air benefits your pets want to play, and while he is romping in the grass, you may notice him kick up his heels with joy!Jan 23, 2013I am going to use a rabbit for an example, since rabbits are usually the only critters large enough to go without a cage. Your rabbit needs 4 main areas: Resting, playing, eating, and using the bathroom. Your rabbit's sleeping ...Nov 26, 2012Rabbits are extremely popular small animals because of their intelligence. Their personalities vary in the same way as human's personalities do. Some can be lazy, some can be energetic..... But those kind of differences aren't ...Apr 01, 2013Rabbits like your mini lops have delicate feet. Neosporin works good by coating the wound, but it doesn't help heal it up. If there are open wounds, put a little more Neosporin on the wound and cover them with bandages.Apr 25, 2013Our rabbits get orange pretty much every day during harvest season. I give them the peels of the fruit we eat, as well as fruit & peel from oranges that have fallen off the tree. In the beginning of the season they may get 1/4 ...Jan 23, 2013I am going to use a rabbit for an example, since rabbits are usually the only critters large enough to go without a cage. Your rabbit needs 4 main areas: Resting, playing, eating, and using the bathroom. Your rabbit's sleeping ...Nov 26, 2012Rabbits are extremely popular small animals because of their intelligence. Their personalities vary in the same way as human's personalities do. Some can be lazy, some can be energetic..... But those kind of differences aren't ...Apr 01, 2013Rabbits like your mini lops have delicate feet. Neosporin works good by coating the wound, but it doesn't help heal it up. If there are open wounds, put a little more Neosporin on the wound and cover them with bandages.Apr 25, 2013Our rabbits get orange pretty much every day during harvest season. I give them the peels of the fruit we eat, as well as fruit & peel from oranges that have fallen off the tree. In the beginning of the season they may get 1/4 ...Jan 13, 2013Finally, I remember a rabbit loving someone saying "that dogs and cats seemed to have endless websites and nobody ever devotes any websites truly to rabbits." Well, this is not true. If you look extra hard you can find some ...Jan 30, 2013Thousands of "Easter Bunnies" are bought every Easter-time, only to have them be neglected the rest of their lives in a hutch or other place not acceptable as a living area. If you are going to get a guinea pig or rabbit for a ...Nov 02, 2012Rabbits may occasionally cough, choke, and snort during mealtime. Gently take a clean soft cloth and wipe the rabbit's face and the nostril area. If the coughing continues for more than a minute, consult a veterinarian.Nov 14, 2012Rabbits (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Sue Fox This colorful and informative read deserves an honorary place in your bookshelf! The Rabbit Handbook by Karen Parker D.V.M. Thinking about getting a rabbit? This book ...Sep 20, 2013Please check out DailyBunny.com, folks. This blog spotlights plenty of adoptable house buns with an opportunity to be great pets! Please also check out all our rabbit care posts before you bring a new rabbit into to your home.Mar 18, 2013Chinchillas are, like rabbits, EXTREMELY social. Playing in a ball every time they come out of the cage can be boring and stressful, so let your chinchilla out in a safe room to play! Chinchillas may like a basement or bathroom ...Jan 21, 2013Give your pet hamster, rabbit, guinea pig, rat, chinchilla or mouse delicious choices of 100% American-grown hay in three choices: Sweet Grass Timothy Hay, Alfalfa High Protein Hay, and Orchard Grass Soft-Stemmed Grass ...http://naturegirlscrittercorner.blogspot.comPhew, right?Now I'm going to show you guys an extreme REQUEST! My top 5 fave posts!
Natural Remedies for Dog Arthritis
This is soooo detailed and it even changed lives...someone I knew had an elderly dog with skin and arthritis problems and now he goes to a chiropractor.From Bunnies to Magazines and More...
I like doing update posts.... Fun for me and everybody is drawn to them.Small Pet Must-Haves for 2013
Super detailed and I like the product reviews(:Pen or Cage Options for Your Pet House Rabbit -It's Rabbit Week!
I love this post. It explains everything I know and feel about bunny housing and it has great info for house bun owners. (:FAQ about Rats
LOVE this post! Short but sweet!Thanks to everyone for making my blog a success, ESPECIALLY, Cute Overload.Go to cuteoverload.com for CUTE!!!! NESS!!! SQUEEEEEeeee!Love ya guys. Next time on CC, Sugar Glider Nutrition.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Everybody loves Critter Corner!
A year ago I probably would've been very surprised if I saw the success of Critter Corner now. Thank you everyone for reading CC and giving us such positive feedback over this time! Remember that CC's "birthday" is coming up on October 18, and I hope to have lots of comments on that post! So I'd like to thank everybody in the USA for reading Critter Corner and making it a top web search. I also thank all of our Canadian friends and those in the United Kingdom, Austrailia, Russia, and various countries. As you may have noticed, I added lots more labels and tabs for easier web search. And PLEASE remember to scroll down to the very bottom of the blogs home page - there is a lot of great info and plenty of fun tips, polls, and more! An important feature at the bottom of the home page is a translator for different languages to make blog enjoyment easier and more flexible for those who need it. Also, I hope for more subscribers - it's easier to check in on CC when you can't always go to our site. Sorry about the "submit" button glitch appearance, I noticed that a while ago and couldn't fix it but it gives no problems to your email address or account. I was worried someone may think it's spam or a virus link, but that is just how the Blogger gadget was. ):
Anyways, thank you everybody for supporting me and my blog. When I I started it up I figured it would be for my family and friend's enjoyment only. Now I am so grateful for all these viewers and subscribers! Thank you Cute Overload, My House Rabbit, House Rabbit Society, The Daily Bunny, and more for making my blog an even bigger success! If you have a blog as well, dear readers, and you comment on one of my posts, I will be sure to check it out. I love seeing all my reader's pets! Also, if you have a critter question, just put it on as Ask Us, not a post related to your question. I will be able to answer it faster. If you submitted a question via email or Ask Us, be sure to check back on it - I have replied, most likely. If you would like to submit a suggestion for the blog or ask a detailed critter question, submit it at the Suggestions feature. I love getting those suggestions to help make CC a more fun place!
I hope everybody will read the October 18 Tribute To CC post coming up, as it has lots of highlights and FUN! See you soon!
Sunday, October 13, 2013
The wonderful life of a rabbit owner......
"What are you doing?" asks my house bunny with her brown eyes.
Why must rabbits ask these questions? She moves her ears in an irresistible way and the next minute she is stretched out on the couch.
"Now you better not - " She tosses the remote on the floor.
Clunk.
She jumps off the couch and starts chewing the remote buttons. Suddenly, the channel changes to some weird informercial about Tupperware containers.
Her nose twitches in her little laughing-like way.
This is what it is like to have a rabbit as a pet. They are affectionate and loving but also stubborn and annoying.
Daisy will grump, mutter, grump and gripe, and has something to say about everything.
Feeding her dinner? "You're not doing it fast enough!"
Adding hay? "You woke me up for THIS???"
Cleaning the litterbox? "I wasn't done with that yet!"
What mischief is "The Bun" getting into?
And yet she still is super affectionate and will groom my hair and clothes often. She leans into her head scratches and clicks her teeth in pleasure when she gets a massage. She nuzzles your nose and follows by your legs when you walk around and is as-sweet-as-you-please to house visitors.
Then again, she is as stubborn as a mule.
She will not listen to what you say, but rabbits cannot be really trained to do tricks.
On her harness, she pulls and wants to explore every area of the yard, making the person on the other end trip and fall.
When you want her to do something she doesn't care. She can't be punished, either. As prey animals, if I hit or yelled at a bunny, they might be scared to death. Rabbits can only be barricaded and closed off.
She has a mind of her own and is filled with personality. Rabbits are not starter pets and need LOTS of room to show of their unique personalities. Most people consider them farm pets and don't think of them as cats and dogs in smaller packages. BUT... they are! Bunnies are animals that act just like cats and dogs mixed into one - therefore they shouldn't be stuck in a cage all day! If somebody read this and said "Ha! Rabbits are boring and they don't have personalities.", they'd be wrong. A bored rabbit is boring and if they are treated like the stereotype animals(cute, cuddly, easy pets,)they AREN'T, then they will act boring and will not show off those unique personalities... Or rather rabbit-alities!
My bun is watching me type away.
Uh oh.
She's hopping over. She's sniffing the keyboard. She puts her two front paws on it.bhububuhbbhububjhjinkjjjkjhijhjihihihihjihihihihihihihihihhjijh Hhhhhhhh hhhhhjj jdkklkjljkokjonbjnnbjnbfun funjhhhhdhsshshshs. Hjjjj$$$$$)))(€€€#%%%^
Sorry. Bunny keyboard attack.
"When will you feed me?" My bunny asks.
I sigh.
Friday, October 11, 2013
My Favorite Article in SmallAnimalChannel.com's magazine Critters USA
My favorite article in the 2013 Critters USA magazine is definitely Handle with Care. I feel that it is very important to learn how to handle your small pet to avoid any injury. As an owner of two pet rabbits and a hamster I agree they are both delicate species that should be handled with extreme caution. Caroline Charland certainly explained this well along with her wonderful photos. A lot of critters die from falls because they were being held improperly, therefore, the boxes below that list ways NOT to hold your pet are vital to any inexperienced pet owner. I use this article frequently when someone asks me about handling their critter and it has been a reference during those times.
As for my pets, Mickey, a fancy Russian dwarf hamster, probably enjoys the article called Clean Hamster, Happy Hamster. Not only has it provided his owner(me) with lots of helpful info about cage cleaning, I'm sure MIckey appreciates it as well.
Mickey looks a lot like one of the hamsters in the article which is obviously the same type!
One of our buns, Daisy, certainly loves this magazine as well. Her favorite article is Don't You Want Some Bunny To Love?, mainly because it has helped us bond over the years.
My loveable bun-girl grooming me while I stroke her.
Nibbling on some hay
Our other rabbit, Lily, is being bonded with Daisy, and this article has been giving us some pointers on bonding them safely and effectively.
The other magazine, Rabbits USA, has also helped me in creating a better environment for our house rabbits and led me to choose pens over cages.
Thanks to Small Animal Channel's Critters USA (and Rabbits USA), our pets are living a healthy and happy life and I, as their pet owner, am satisfied with the magazine's articles and fun games, tips, and more! I will miss Critters USA issue publications, but I certainly give credit to them for guiding me in pet ownership with reliable and detailed information I really needed over these years. My pets and I thank Critters USA and the website for making their safe and happy lives possible! (:
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Great Bunn Products for Rabbits and their owners by Daisy!
Hello, It's Your favorite bunny... Daisy! 
What's goin' on, you ask? Well the buzz around here is some new rabbit products I've been checking out for all my bunny friends to see. My friends include some great bunn-bloggers like the ones at My House Rabbits Bunny Blog or Lola the Lovely Lop... Well you get the picture!
The first product all you rabbits out there need this fall is a very nice pen on Amazon.com. It comes with a red material thing underneath it. Finally, a pen specifically for bunnies! On the market! Mine works just fine, but this is great!
Next up, we have a product for house bunny owners out there.
Support HRS and their bunnies in need with DVDs about rabbit ilnesses and care. I think it's extremely important to be able to see the signs and it helps rabbits that HRS rescues. Please go to rabbit.org for more information.
Next we have a Marshall Pet Comfort Harness decked in cool fall colors. This is great for rabbits who love to take walks outdoors like me. The leash and harness is secure and comfy for bunny and owner. I would TOTALLY wear this trend!
Next we have a cool looking product by Fins, Furs, & Feathers inc. This looks great to chew on and fun to hide in. It would be a great addition to your home and the wood is 100% safe!
Finally a product my owner has and proudly can say she LOVES! This is a great down-to-earth guide for both beginners and experienced bunn owners! T his should be the first guide you purchase before you add a bunny to your heart and home! 5 star rating from a bunny like me and it has GREAT medical info that can save your pets life! 
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