Feeding your rabbit vegetables is a big part of rabbit ownership, but you still need to know what is and is not safe to give to them. Rabbits have delicate digestive systems, and they cannot … Read more
If you have both a rabbit and a herb garden, you may wonder if it’s safe to let your bunny roam around it or which herbs you can bring indoors for your furry friend. Herbs … Read more
Wild rabbits eat a lot of different things, including wildflowers, grasses, vegetable plants, and weeds. They do not eat eggs, meat, or dairy – or any animal based products. Vegetation that is not toxic and … Read more
Hay, which is dried grass, is the key part of any rabbit’s diet. The reason for this is its significant fiber content that not only gives rabbits nutrition but also allows them to maintain quality … Read more
While you can introduce some variety to a rabbit’s diet – fruit, vegetables, and berries can be included – more than three-quarters of the food they eat will be dried hay and grass. So are … Read more
Generally, as long as your pet rabbit has access to fresh water, they will regulate how much to drink themselves. If your rabbit stops drinking for some reason, then you have a complicated scenario on … Read more
You may have noticed your rabbit is a voracious eater. When provided with constant access to food, it might appear to feast at any time of day, which can lead to health concerns. You may … Read more
Rabbits are known for their nibbling and chewing. You may have noticed your pet bun munching on its towel, blanket, or even a piece of clothing left on the floor. Unfortunately, rabbits are simply falling … Read more
Rabbits need water to remain healthy. So, they should be given constant access to a water bottle or other water source. However, the winter months can make this tricky. If your rabbit’s water bottle freezes, … Read more
Salt is a vital part of your rabbit’s diet, so you’re likely wondering if your pet needs a sodium chloride supplement to stay healthy. One of the ways to achieve this dietary requirement is by … Read more
Not all teas are rabbit-safe. Although rabbits are herbivores, there are many plants, herbs, and flowers that can be poisonous if consumed. Rabbits can drink some herbal teas, including those made from peppermint, chamomile, lavender, … Read more
Eating a balanced diet is essential to the health of rabbits (lagomorphs). This means that rabbits need to eat the right balance of proteins, fats, vitamins, minerals, fiber, and carbohydrates. Carbs are a rabbit’s primary … Read more
Rabbits like to eat a lot, and that leads to concerns that your pet rabbit could die due to overeating. Because rabbits are herbivores, they spend most of their time foraging and grazing. So, rabbits … Read more
Lettuce is often referred to as “rabbit food.” However, this is somewhat misleading. While lettuce offers some health benefits, not all forms of lettuce are suitable for rabbits to eat. Romaine lettuce and lamb’s lettuce … Read more
Pet rabbits eat up to 30 times per day, so they need a steady supply of food. Rabbits do not have the same dietary requirements as most other domesticated animals, so we need to be … Read more
Your pet rabbit has started experiencing ‘cold-like’ symptoms. It has a runny nose and eyes (nasal and ocular discharge) and is sneezing constantly. However, your rabbit hasn’t caught your cold because human colds aren’t contagious … Read more
Rabbits are grazing animals. In the wild, they largely feed on grasses, wildflowers, vegetable plants, clover, twigs, and bark. They keep on eating throughout the day and are likely to eat, tastier, higher-calorie foods if … Read more
Pumpkin is scientifically classified as a fruit that belongs to the winter squash family. Pumpkins are rich in water, vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fiber. But do rabbits enjoy eating pumpkin? Rabbits can eat raw pumpkin … Read more
Calcium is an essential nutrient in a rabbit’s diet. It’s required for healthy bones and teeth. Rabbits have a special way of processing calcium and absorb more than they need. Excess calcium in the diet … Read more
Rabbits are voracious eaters and enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables as part of a balanced diet. While a rabbit’s diet should be predominantly fresh hay and water, 10 to 20% of its diet can include … Read more
In the wild, rabbits and insects live together. As rabbits are herbivores, they do not feel the need to eat bugs. A rabbit’s primary dietary need (fiber) is taken care of through eating grass and … Read more
Pellets are a popular food for rabbits. Alongside fresh hay and leafy greens, pellets are one a rabbit’s most favorite foods. So, it’s concerning if your rabbit stops eating her pellets all of a sudden. … Read more
A rabbit that stops eating or drinking is in immediate danger. Hydration, in particular, is pivotal to your pet’s survival. Without regular access to fresh drinking water, her health will suffer. Going for 24 hours … Read more
A rabbit suddenly drinking lots of water can be concerning. Polydipsia, the medical term for excess thirst in rabbits, can occur for various reasons. Some conditions are more serious than others, so it’s imperative that … Read more
The first six months of a rabbit’s life are pivotal to their long-term health. At this key stage of their development, a rabbit is constantly growing. Their diet needs to reflect this fact. Ensuring that … Read more
Take a walk through the country and you’ll find rabbits grazing on grass. Speak to a farmer, and you’ll learn that rabbits eat their fresh greens. It would appear that bunnies have a taste for … Read more
Rabbits are unfussy about what they eat. Rabbits are easily bored, and they’ll pass the time by chewing anything in their path. If there is any paper in a rabbit’s hutch, it will likely be … Read more
