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 your baby rabbit is sufficiently nourished will mean healthy bones and muscle mass into adulthood. […]

A rabbit sneezing, and a wet nose accompanying the behavior, can be a sign that your rabbit has a cold. Also, some rabbits are prone to sneezing fits. While initially cute, sneezing can become disturbing to rabbit owners that do not understand the underlying medical cause. If your rabbit sneezes […]

Feeding a rabbit fresh vegetables isn’t as straightforward it might sound. Root vegetables, such as parsnips, should always be fed to rabbits in moderation, due to their high carbohydrate content. Small quantities of parsnips can be beneficial to a rabbit’s health. These vegetables are a natural diuretic, and low in […]

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 greenery. As such survival-driven animals, perhaps they may need to think outside the box on […]

Fresh vegetables are a great addition to any rabbit’s diet. Bunnies gain most of their nutrition from hay and pellets, but fresh food is a treat. Peppers are among the most flavorsome vegetables around. This means that any lucky bunny will enjoy eating them. Jalapeno peppers shouldn’t be fed to […]

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 eaten. Your rabbit will become sick if it overeats paper. Rabbits have particular nutritional needs, […]

A rabbit’s diet should include a wide assortment of plant-based foods, such as herbs and vegetables. This is how rabbits get the vitamins and minerals that their bodies need. Most rabbits love the taste of celery, and it contains several important nutrients that keep them healthy. Celery is one of […]

Rabbits’ diets should include a variety of leafy greens and vegetables. Cucumbers are technically fruits, though they contain little sugar. Feeding cucumber to rabbits is fine every once in a while. Cucumber is non-toxic to rabbits, and most enjoy the taste. Rabbits can safely eat cucumber flesh, skin, and seeds. […]

Rabbits are herbivores, thriving on a plant-based diet. They enjoy various herbs, grasses, fruits, and vegetables. Potatoes, however, aren’t good for rabbits. While humans can digest potatoes with no trouble, rabbits can’t. Rabbits like the taste of potatoes, but they are high in calories and provide no nutritional benefit. They […]