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
Litter training a rabbit in a hutch is recommended to all pet owners. Rabbits are territorial animals, and they’ll urinate all over your home. If you’ve experienced the strong stench of rabbit urine, you’ll want … Read more
Rabbits are fastidious groomers, but they’ll need assistance with cleaning on occasion. Their bottom is the area most likely to require human intervention. Fecal matter can cling to a rabbit’s bum, and that’s not just … Read more
Some rabbits sit in their litter boxes after they’ve finished urinating. We don’t know why they do this, but it’s a common behavior in domestic rabbits. Sadly, this can cause rabbit fur to turn yellow. … Read more
There’s more to moving a rabbit outdoors than buying a hutch and placing the bunny in it. Rabbits that are used to living inside the home can struggle to adjust to life outside. It’s important … Read more
Rabbits are prey animals. Many wild animals hunt rabbits, including foxes, hawks, cats, dogs, and raccoons. If your pet rabbit lives outdoors, you need to ensure that you keep your rabbit safe from predators. Build … Read more
