Care Guides

Getting a rabbit is an exciting experience for adults and kids alike, but there are some major factors that you need to think about before you do this to make sure your new pet will … Read more

There is nothing more fun than bringing a new pet home, and a pet rabbit is no exception. However, there are a lot of things that you need to learn about rabbits and keeping them … Read more

I dare to say that even the most rigid and stoic among us must simply have to soften a bit when it comes to the topic of lop-eared Rabbits. They are so adorable they almost … Read more

It is important to remember that rabbits are sensitive animals that can easily feel vulnerable. While it is important to be firm, remember that rabbits can quickly become traumatized by shouting and angry behavior. If … Read more

Having baby animals around always makes for a wonderful time. However, this can also be a tricky time because of the care and attention the babies will require. Your main focus should be to make … Read more

Take gentle strides to help your pet get used to being held, such as sitting beside them and picking them up briefly every now and then. Sitting down will also mean that your own position … Read more

Are you concerned about the health and condition of your rabbit’s nails? Don’t worry — we’ll take you through all you need to know. Our guide will tell you exactly what you can do to … Read more

Caring for newborn bunny rabbits is no easy task. While mother rabbits take care of their kits, there are instances when human intervention is required. If your bunnies are orphaned or the mother rabbit is … Read more

Rabbits are affectionate creatures, but they’re not well-known for enjoying cuddles. While dogs and cats enjoy petting sessions, you may be unsure where to stroke a rabbit. The good news is, bunnies love being pet, … Read more

Rabbits will inevitably experience the limitations of old age. As your rabbit becomes elderly, it may experience health issues, changes in its energy levels, and differing appetites. An old rabbit is just 7 years of … Read more

Rabbits can bite their owners for good and bad reasons. It isn’t uncommon for your rabbit to bite or nip, but it should always be addressed. This behavior is most often a fear response or … Read more

Rabbits exhibit a wide range of personality traits. Certain breeds are known for having specific characters. Depending on what traits a breed is known for, rabbits of that kind may only be suitable for certain … Read more

Rabbits are naturally social creatures, so keeping your rabbit company is important to ensuring its health and happiness. With that said, you may be wondering how much time your pet rabbit needs to spend with … Read more

It’s natural to be afraid of losing your bunny. After all, rabbits are fast-moving, can tunnel effectively, and are small animals. If yours decides to skirt out of your yard, it can seem impossible to … Read more

A doe only feeds her kits 2 times a day, and each feeding session will only be a few minutes long. It may look like a doe is ignoring her litter, but this is perfectly … Read more

You may have seen videos of rabbits that are calm and serene while bathing in a sink full of water. Is it good for rabbits to take a bath? Responsible pet owners know that water … Read more

Raising a litter of baby rabbits is a unique and rewarding experience. However, it’s important to learn how to take care of baby rabbits. Though the mother will do most of the work, there are … Read more

It’s no secret that rabbits breed quickly and often. This is why spaying a female pet rabbit is always advisable, but it doesn’t resolve every issue. Females can be prone to false pregnancies, even after … Read more

Originally from Angora, Turkey, French Angoras are known for their sweet and docile nature. They enjoy hopping around, whether they’re indoors or out. Although they’re popular for their wool, they also make excellent pets for … Read more

The Jersey Wooly is a popular rabbit renowned for its playful and docile nature. These rabbits love affection and attention, and always enjoy snuggling on their keepers’ laps. They are also one of the most … Read more

Rabbits love chewing. From hay to furniture and baseboards, a rabbit will chew on anything it can get its teeth into. In addition to hay and crunchy vegetables, branches may seem like a good natural … Read more

A well-groomed rabbit is healthy and happy. Grooming involves brushing it, trimming it, removing mats, and getting rid of debris. Taking care of a rabbit’s fur requires close observation and checking for parasites so that … Read more

Small animals like rabbits, hamsters, and chinchillas are becoming increasingly popular to keep as pets. Kids adore these little furry animals, but parents don’t need much persuading either. The truth is, no matter what age … Read more

Most large rabbits make good pets. They have calm, easygoing natures, but some do require more careful handling. Although there are many big rabbits, each breed has its own charm. Aside from the Giant Angora, … Read more

Rabbits can live indoors or outdoors. Where you decide to house your pet depends on the amount of space that you have available, your lifestyle choices, and your rabbit’s temperament. If predators visit your yard, … Read more

Lionhead rabbits are adorable. Thanks to their furry manes, they look quite different from most other domestic rabbits. But, with all that fur comes some responsibility. Establish whether you have a ‘single-maned’ or ‘double-maned’ rabbit. … Read more

Flemish Giant rabbits are much bigger than your average-sized rabbit. They may look a bit strange at first glance, but Flemish Giants are easy to fall in love with as pets. Giant rabbits have the … Read more

A rabbit’s teeth never stop growing throughout their life. This means they must be trimmed and filed down regularly. Failing to do so will lead to the teeth becoming overgrown. This will be painful for … Read more

Rex rabbits make good pets. They are intelligent, social, playful, and affectionate. Rex rabbits are easy to take care of once you understand their health, nutritional, exercise, and housing needs. The Rex rabbit is a … Read more

Hierarchy is important to rabbits. Rabbits may look cute and fluffy, but these small animals are not to be crossed. You’ll see this for yourself if you have two or more rabbits. Your pets will … Read more

The physical safety of your rabbits is vitally important due to the risk posed by predators. So, providing secure housing is an excellent way to protect rabbits from snakes. Build a sturdy wooden hutch as … Read more

Rabbits have a reputation for being quite smelly, but this is unfounded. In fact, rabbits only smell bad if they are kept in unhygienic conditions. Choose a plastic cage rather than a wooden one as … Read more

Rabbits are clean pets. A hutch will start to smell a little after a few days, but not your rabbit. This is because rabbits spend significant parts of their day grooming. This could be a … Read more

Rabbits are social animals that loathe living alone. Despite this, unfamiliar rabbits that are forced to share territory will fight. This is why bonding two rabbits is critically important. If you successfully manage to bond … Read more

Rabbits may be small pets, but they’re not low-maintenance. She’ll need safety, food, and shelter. Also, you’ll need to enrich your pet’s life with mental and physical stimulation. Ensure that your rabbit has a large … Read more

A well-equipped and safe hutch is pivotal to your rabbit’s happiness. Aside from safety factors, your rabbit also needs access to various features that will enhance her quality of life. Your rabbit needs easy access … Read more

One of the disadvantages of pet rabbits is that they are notorious chewers. You may be surprised at the variety of household items that rabbits like to sink their teeth in to. But some materials … Read more

The hardest part of pet ownership is when your beloved rabbit dies. At an already difficult time, you need to consider the practicalities of dead pet disposal.  When a rabbit passes away, you must remove … Read more

A hutch and food alone aren’t enough for a baby or adult rabbit. You’ll also need to ensure your rabbit feels warm, safe, and comfortable. So, providing the appropriate substrate goes a long way to … Read more