Practical tips on daily, seasonal, and lifelong rabbit care, from grooming to habitat setup.
How to take care for Newborn Bunnies Having baby bunnies is exciting—but it’s also a delicate time. Whether you’re new to rabbits or have experience, caring for newborns bunnies takes quick action, gentle care, and the right knowledge to keep them healthy. Newborn bunnies (called kits) are born blind, without fur, and fully dependent on …
Introduction Are you thinking about getting a lionhead rabbit? These adorable pets are taking the world by storm! With their fluffy manes and sweet faces, they look like tiny lions. But they’re actually gentle, loving companions. Lionhead rabbit care might seem tricky at first. Don’t worry though! This guide will teach you everything you need …
Are you thinking about getting a Mini Lop bunny? These cute pets with floppy ears make great friends! Caring for Mini Lop Bunnies brings joy and companionship to many homes. Mini Lops are small, sweet, and fun. They need good care to stay happy and healthy. This guide will help you learn all about Mini …
Have you ever found a tiny baby rabbit and wondered, what do baby rabbits eat? For the first 3 weeks, baby rabbits (called kits) drink only their mother’s milk. By 3 to 4 weeks, they start nibbling on alfalfa hay and pellets. At 7 weeks, they can slowly try leafy greens. Never give them cow’s …
Introduction Do you own a pet rabbit? If you do, knowing about common rabbit diseases could save your furry friend’s life! Rabbits can get sick quickly, and some problems like rabbit hemorrhagic disease can be very serious. Other issues like skin problems or kidney disease might not be easy to spot right away. The good …
Why a Proper Rabbit Transport Cage Matters Taking your bunny on a trip? You need the right rabbit transport cage! Rabbits get scared easily. Their hearts beat fast when they feel unsafe. A good carrier keeps them calm and protected. Rabbits have delicate bodies. Their bones break easily if they jump or fall during travel. …
Introduction Do you have a pet rabbit at home? If yes, you might wonder which treats are safe to share. Can Rabbits Eat Bell Peppers? Good news! Rabbits can safely eat bell peppers. Yes! Rabbits can Eat Bell Peppers. Bell peppers are on many shopping lists. These colorful veggies are a tasty treat full of healthy …
Introduction Did you know rabbits have over 20 predators in the wild?These soft, fluffy animals may look cute, but many hunters see them as food! So, what eats rabbits?The list is long. Foxes, coyotes, hawks, cats, and more all hunt rabbits. Whether you have a pet bunny or just love animals, it’s smart to learn …