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, or your state is prone to extreme hot or cold weather, indoors is safer. But […]

Lionhead rabbits are adorable. Thanks to their furry manes, they look quite different to most other domestic rabbits. But, with all that fur comes some responsibility. Establish whether you have a ‘single-maned’ or ‘double-maned’ rabbit. Single-maned rabbits should be groomed regularly, whereas double-maned rabbits must be groomed daily. Keep your […]

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 same basic needs as smaller rabbits. Flemish Giant rabbits need more food, living space, and […]

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 your rabbit, and detrimental to its long-term health. Wild rabbits chew on tree branches and […]

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 docile breed that is best housed indoors in a hutch with plenty of room. It […]

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 forge a natural dominant and submissive dynamic. One rabbit will undoubtedly be in charge of […]

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 this will be significantly harder for predators to access. You must also remove any hiding […]

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 it’s easier to keep clean. And use absorbent bedding, such as paper pellets. Also, rabbits […]

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 self-clean, they could groom another rabbit, or they may even groom you. It’s all equally […]