Choosing a first pet for a child is fun and exciting. Rabbits are a popular choice, as they’re small and cute. They’re also high maintenance and skittish by nature, though. A rabbit that tolerates kids … Read more
While your pet goes about their business, you may notice your rabbit filling their mouths with hay. We don’t mean that they’re eating it. Bunnies do this all day, every day. We’re referring to a … Read more
It can be a delightful surprise to learn how affectionate a rabbit can be as a pet. Rabbits love human company, and will often let you know that they want to be petted. Some bunnies … Read more
Cats and rabbits are not natural housemates. Cats are instinctive predators, and rabbits are prey animals. This will automatically raise alarm bells for any prospective pet owner. That doesn’t necessarily mean that putting cats and … Read more
Choosing the right pet for your family can be a difficult balancing act. There is no shortage of options, and some pets seem similar. Take rabbits and guinea pigs, for example. Anybody contemplating adopting a … Read more
If you have two pet rabbits, you may have noticed that one of them seems to be unhappy and unsettled. Whenever you handle one bunny, the other tries to get in their way to get … Read more
Gazing is a very common behavior in rabbits that has a multitude of different meanings. But most rabbits owners don’t understand what a rabbit staring at them means in terms of body language. Your rabbit … Read more
Rabbits are among the most popular domesticated small animals in the United States. This suggests that owners of rabbits can forge an emotional bond with their pets. Like all mammals, rabbits experience of a range … Read more
A rabbit’s tail, called a scut, is the most delicate part of their anatomy. It doesn’t take much for a rabbit to lose its tail. All the same, such a situation must be taken seriously. … Read more
Though pet rabbits are cute and cuddly, they sometimes bite. Rabbits can bite people for many reasons, including stress, fear, or mistaking you for food. Though bites from rabbits can be rather painful, they don’t … Read more
It’s safe to pick up a baby rabbit as long as you are careful. Because rabbits are so fragile, it’s vital to know exactly how and when to do it. If you pick up a … Read more
Baby rabbits start out life as tiny, fluffy animals. However, in the first year, rabbits grow quickly. The age at which rabbits stop growing depends on a variety of different factors. Rabbits reach maturity at … Read more
It can be hard to understand your bunny’s body language. One social behavior that is common in rabbits is circling. This is where a rabbit runs in circles, usually around another rabbit or your feet. … Read more
When we visualize rabbits, we imagine docile animals contentedly hopping around. For the most part, this is an accurate portrayal. However, if one rabbit annoys or irritates another rabbit, a fight can break out. Rabbits … Read more
