Author: Gerardo Gonzalez

Your rabbit needs easy access to food and water, and a litter tray. Rabbits need a sleeping area. The hutch should have soft flooring to protect your rabbit’s paws. Additionally, rabbit hitches must provide entertainment and space to move. What should I put in my rabbits cage? What Should I Put In My Rabbit’s Cage? […]

Rabbits are most likely to eat their pellets during the evening and overnight hours. Providing food during this time decreases the number of unwanted behaviors (chewing, playing with water bottle) that may occur in the overnight hours. The water should be changed daily. Do rabbits have to eat at night? Nightfall Nibblers. Rabbits are crepuscular […]

burrows. Since cities cover up more ground up with pavement and buildings, breaking potential habitat into fragments, city rabbits might end up clustered into big burrows like they do in the countryside. Instead, they’re spread out into small homes. One reason might be heat. Can rabbits live in the city? While rabbit populations in rural […]

Rabbits do not recognize their own reflections. When your rabbit sees a mirror, she will believe it’s another rabbit. According to Animal Welfare, most single rabbits take pleasure from mirrors. Rabbits dislike living alone. What do rabbits like to sleep on? What Do Rabbits Like to Sleep On? Shredded Paper. Standard, plain paper fed through […]

You must NEVER hit a rabbit. Some people try to “teach” their bunnies not to bite by swatting their noses or even hitting them with newspapers. This will only aggravate the problem tenfold. Your hands MUST be seen as only a source of affection, bringing hay and food, and petting/love. Is it okay to hit […]

If you accidentally uncover a rabbit’s nest, simply re-cover it and leave it alone. Baby bunnies that have gone astray can also be placed back in the nest without being rejected by mama. In most cases, the best advice is to leave wild babies alone. More than likely, mom is nearby and the baby is […]

Rabbit burrows tend to be between four and six inches in diameter. The entrance may be hidden among grass or behind vegetation. Burrows tend to be dug at a gentle slope and can be as short as one foot or over 15 feet long. How do you tell if a hole is a rabbit hole? […]

7 Natural Ways to Repel Rabbits from Your Garden Scatter hair clippings. Plant repelling flowers. Scatter snakes. Make a little noise. Don’t provide cover. Use chicken wire. Protect plants with netting. Don’t forget: You can also make your own Rabbit Repellent using items in your pantry. What home remedy keeps rabbits away? Since rabbits are […]

Rabbit dung is dry, odorless, and in pellet form, making it suitable for direct use in the garden. Since rabbit dung breaks down quickly, there is usually little threat of burning the roots of plants. Rabbit manure fertilizer is rich in nitrogen and phosphorus, nutrients that plants need for healthy growth. Does rabbit poop harm […]

The term rabbit starvation originates from the fact that rabbit meat is very lean, with almost all of its caloric content from protein rather than fat, and therefore a food which, if consumed exclusively, would cause protein poisoning. Can u get sick from eating rabbit? It’s true that rabbits and other small mammals host a […]

Rabbits are prey animals — and even after they get to know you, being picked up can be a bit too much like getting carried off by a hawk for their comfort. “Although they are cute, rabbits are NOT good pets for children. They are prey animals who hate being picked up from the floor […]

Rabbits are social and curious animals, who can make fantastic pets. But contrary to popular belief, they are not an ‘easy’ first pet for a child. Rabbits, like all animals, have specific needs when it comes to their housing, handling, food, and providing enough interesting and stimulating activities for them to do. Is rabbit a […]

While rabbits can carry parasites like tapeworm and roundworm, their waste is not known to transmit any diseases to humans. However, a single rabbit can excrete over 100 pellets in a single day, which can make a flowerbed or backyard unpleasant. Does rabbit poop have bacteria? In hard feces, 41 bacterial taxa were significantly more […]

To get your shy rabbit to approach you, try having some of their favorite treats on-hand. Little bits of carrot, apple, bananas, or oats should do the trick. Let your rabbit out of the hutch to explore. Sit or lie flat on your belly and wait for your rabbit to leave their hutch. How do […]

Cones give us the ability to see color. Rods are activated in low-light situations and lack color-vision pigments. If a rabbit’s eye were compared to a human eye, we would say that the rabbit had protanopia — also known as color blindness. Essentially, they are unable to perceive red and green colors. What colors can […]

The signs of an unhappy rabbit Chewing cage bars, if they’re kept in a hutch. Pulling at their fur and over-grooming – or not grooming at all. A change in feeding or toilet habits. Drinking a lot more. Repeated circling or pacing up and down. Biting and destructive behaviours. A lack of energy and curiosity. […]