Pygmy Rabbits – Is it too late to Save the Tiniest Bunnies?

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

There are a number of wild rabbit species in the United States and some are faring far worse than others. One of the most endangered is the Pygmy rabbit. Once upon a time an abundance of these tiny creatures (on average they weigh under a pound) lived in the Great Basin of the United States, [...]

The Terrible Teens – Rabbits Go Through Them Too.

Monday, July 13th, 2009

So, you have had your adorable, cuddly bunny for several months, and all of a sudden your bundle of fluff has become the Demon Rabbit. He refuses to use his litter box and does not want to be held. In fact he’ll bite and scratch if you even attempt to pick him up. No, [...]

Rabbits and Toys -Bunnies Need Fun Too

Sunday, June 14th, 2009

The average rabbit is a naturally very curious and fun loving little animal. To be truly happy and healthy your bunnies need mental exercise as well as physical. If your rabbit has no outlet for fun he can become bored and overweight, depressed even. Toys should always be provided.
What Will My Rabbit Play With?
Some of [...]

Bunny Proofing Your Home – How to Help Your Bunny Safe, Happy and Healthy Indoors

Friday, June 12th, 2009

If you intend to keep a rabbit in the house your home will certainly need a little 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 [...]

How to Find the Right Vet to Treat Your Pet Rabbit.

Friday, June 5th, 2009

Finding a good vet for your rabbit is important, and it is even more important that you have one in mind before your bunny falls ill. The vet you used to take your cat to might have been great with Fluffy, but what does he know about rabbits?
In your search for the right vet [...]

A Few Rabbit Myths That can Harm Your Bunny

Tuesday, June 2nd, 2009

It’s not always wise to believe everything you read or hear about the business of raising and keeping rabbits, either as a pet or to breed. Many of the old wives tales are easy to spot as false, but there are a few that persist that can be downright detrimental to your rabbit’s health and [...]

Mommy and Me: Is your Rabbit caring for Her Babies Properly?

Friday, May 22nd, 2009

For the inexperienced, the way a mother rabbit behaves around her kits may seem unusual, and they believe there is a problem. However, in most cases this is not true.
The concern usually arises from the fact that the mother rabbit is rarely to be seen with her babies, so the observer may conclude that she [...]

Helping Your Bunny Keep His Cool in the Summer Heat

Monday, May 11th, 2009

As the weather in many parts of the world heats up, it is a good time to give a little thought to keeping your rabbit cool, especially if they spend a good deal of time outdoors. A wild rabbit is free to go wherever it wants, so can seek out shade or heat as they [...]

More Than Carrots – Feeding your Rabbit the Right Way

Friday, May 8th, 2009

Sorry Bugs, it takes more than carrots to keep a rabbit in top form. When it comes to feeding and diet, a rabbit’s fairly sensitive digestive system has to be taken into account. A few tips;
Hay, Hay and more Hay
The average rabbit should have a supply of fresh hay available at all times. Feeding your [...]

How to Make Mealtime Easier and Cleaner for You and Your Rabbit

Saturday, April 18th, 2009

 
When it comes to feeding time, rabbits are notoriously messy. Many knock over their feeding bowls, spilling food all over the cage floor, or gnaw there way through their water bottles. Here are a few great products that make feeding and watering your bunny a little bit easier and cleaner;
 
The Super Pet Gravity Feeder – [...]

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