Rabbit Breeding

If you intend to keep a rabbit in the house your home will certainly need a small bunny – proofing. Here are a few of the steps you can take to help ensure the safety of both your rabbit and your possessions.

1. Cover all your Cords – Most rabbits have a tendency to chew on electrical cords if given half a chance. Run cords underneath the carpet or clip them up high, out of your rabbit’s reach. If you influence to use cord covers instead just make sure they are thick enough to do the job, rabbits have very sharp teeth!

2. Houseplants – Most plants commonly kept in the home will really poison your rabbit if he nibbles at them. Keep houseplants off the floor and out of harm’s way.

3. Watch the Exits – It’s a fantastic thought to give you bunny room to roam, they will certainly be pleased in this area it. You do but need to make sure he has no escape routes into the outside world or to your best sitting room couch. If you have pet doors installed for other animals keep your bunny out of the room in which they are installed.

4. Litter boxes – Rabbits rather to retreat to a silent corner to attend to affair. If you have a house bunny make sure he has a litter box available at all times and is trained to use it. Failure to do so may result in your rabbit deciding to use your carpet as a litter box, not a very pleasant thought.

5. Space- How much is too much? Giving you bunny full run of the house may not be the best thought. Rabbits are naturally very excellent at being paid underfoot and run out from nowhere at the most unexpected times. Consider reducing your rabbits wandering to one or two place to stay only, they will be quite pleased and it will be far less work for you and your family.