Many well-meaning people have seen a nest of bunnies without their mom and assumed that it was abandoned. But mother rabbits do not stay by the nest all day like other species and it is best if you do not…
Many well-meaning people have seen a nest of bunnies without their mom and assumed that it was abandoned. But mother rabbits do not stay by the nest all day like other species and it is best if you do not…
Got Rabbit? Get a Vet! Regular vet visits are an extremely important part of keeping your bunny healthy. When you take your rabbit to the vet – be ready to answer questions about your rabbit’s daily habits, sleep habits, diet…
Rabbit supplements can provide your bunny with a proper balance of healthy vitamin and minerals. However, you may be wondering whether or not you actually need to provide your rabbit with supplements. If you have a healthy bunny who is…
Rabbits actually do not need baths! Baths can be extremely stressful for your rabbit. If you have ever bathed a dog or cat, you know how much these animals do not enjoy baths. If you can imagine it, rabbits hate…
Rabbit’s ears are particularly susceptible to problems like ear mites or infection. You need to check your rabbit’s ears at least once a week. If you are bathing your rabbit once a week, this would be a perfect time to…
You’ve probably heard of ringworm (also known as dermatophytosis), as it is a common fungal disease that affects horses, dogs, cats, and of course people. While ringworm is extremely common in all of the previously named animals, it is not…
Even if your little darling’s poop is in pellet form at this moment in time – it’s a good idea to have an anti-diarrhea medication around for an emergency run. (no pun intended) Get your rabbit’s digestion and stool consistency back on track.…
The vast majority of rabbits do not like to get wet. Even an occasional bath is quite stressful to the average rabbit, and is not recommended by most vets! NEVER–unless your veterinarian advises it to bring down a fever–should you…
Clipping your rabbit’s nails is an important part of your rabbit’s grooming routine. By clipping your rabbit’s nails on a regular basis, preferably every six to eight weeks, it has a variety of benefits including: helping to keep your rabbit’s paws…
A bunny that smells fresh and clean all the time is sure to get more attention than a bunny who is dirty and smelly. With so many shampoos and fragrance sprays made especially for bunnies it isn’t hard to keep…