Tag: Rabbit

Rabbits are ground dwellers that live in environments ranging from desert to tropical forest and wetland. Where does a rabbit live in the forest? Rabbits live in groups called colonies in underground warrens, where they can hide from anything hunting them. These underground systems of tunnels are dug by the rabbits and can be found […]

Rabbit nests often look like patches of dead grass. If you see straw-colored patches in your grass, listen and watch for movement. You may also find leaves on top of the nest or even tell-tale traces of rabbit fur. To build her nest, the mother rabbit digs a small hole in the ground and covers […]

They hay should make up the vast majority. So can you feed rabbits carrots too? Yes. But no more than a quarter of a carrot every other day is a good rule of thumb. Can bunnies eat carrots every day? Myth #1 – Rabbits eat carrots Reality: carrots shouldn’t be a main source of food. […]

A pet rabbit’s diet should be supplemented with a variety of leafy green vegetables every day. Rabbits can consume as many vegetables as they want to each day as long as they do not get diarrhea and as long as the vegetables are not high in carbohydrates, as carrots and potatoes are. Variety is important. […]

Rabbits love bananas because of their sweet taste. A rabbit will continue asking for more because sugar is highly addictive. Offering too much banana can cause your rabbit to lose interest in other, more nutritious foods, such as leafy vegetables. Some rabbits may even beg for bananas and refuse to eat anything else. How much […]

Other well-known recommended cartoon inspired rabbit picks include Thumper in Disney’s Bambi, the White Rabbit and March Hare in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland, and Disney’s lesser known Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. What does rabbit Behaviour mean? Rabbits might nudge, push, or toss things around as a form of play, to solicit attention from you, or […]

Signs of stress appearing nervous (freezing, hunched up with ears flat against the body) being excessively jumpy and watchful (bulging eyes) being aggressive to people or other rabbits, particularly if the behaviour is unusual. being aggressive when handled. How do you know if your rabbit is unhappy? The signs of an unhappy rabbit Chewing cage […]

Can a rabbit defend itself from a cat? Yes rabbits can fight and they can fight against small predators such as cats. So, when a cat attacks a rabbit, the rabbit can defend itself by using their claws, teeth and hind legs. Would a rabbit fight a cat? A large rabbit can match a small […]

A rabbit is seen as a good omen; therefore, if it crosses your path, you might be lucky. In some cultures, if it crosses your way, it can signify that you need to trust your intuition. Therefore be wise before making any decision. In other cases, it is a sign that there will be a […]

Clean the boxes at least every two to four days for a single rabbit that uses multiple boxes. If using newspaper or shredded paper, you need to clean daily. How often should a rabbits litter box be changed? every two daysRegardless of the amount of paper you use in the litter box, most of the […]

In general, rabbits will be happier in pairs than when they are single. A second rabbit can prevent depression, and even help to minimize boredom and troublemaking behaviors. However, enough social interaction from humans or other pets is also okay if getting a second rabbit is not possible. Is it better to have one or […]

Answer: The rodenticide baits are only labeled for rats and mice and meant to attractant these types of rodents. That is not to say that it won’t attract other rodents such as a rabbit and if a rabbit was to eat enough of the bait they would die. 87 of 129 people found this answer […]

Rabbits are eaten by wolves, coyotes, and stoats. Wolves, coyotes, birds, stoats, dogs, and ferrets are some of the animals that eat rabbits. Most rabbits are quick on their feet, and may sometimes outrun a predator. What eats a bunny in a food chain? Living things are linked through their food. For example, a fox, […]

Traumatic injuries are fairly common in pet rabbits, and in many cases may be avoidable. Make sure to do your homework so you know how to keep your rabbit safe and what to do in the unfortunate situation that your rabbit suffers an injury. How do I know if my bunny is traumatized? Signs of […]

Eastern cottontail rabbit babies are called kits. Mother rabbits can have three to eight kits in a litter, and have three to four litters a year. Do rabbit babies make noise? Baby rabbit sounds Baby rabbits can make a surprising range of sounds nearly from day one! For example, the mother rabbit will call to […]

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit Species Rabbit Gender Male Significant others Ortensia the Cat/Sadie (girlfriend; wife in some depictions) Fanny (ex-girlfriend) Relatives Mickey Mouse (half-brother) Who is the most famous cartoon Bunny? 9 Most Famous Rabbits in Pop Culture Thumper. Via Giphy. Thumper stole hearts in Disney’s “Bambi” as one of Bambi’s forest friends. Bugs Bunny. […]

Generally, rabbits bite because they have a need to assert dominance, defend their food, or protect themselves from a predator. A dominant rabbit may bite an owner for no apparent reason. Indoor rabbits may suddenly nip at their owner’s hands and/or feet when they move too close to the rabbit’s territory. What happens if a […]

The most likely explanation for a rabbit thumping their feet at night is fear. They are afraid of what invisible threats may be lurking in the darkness. If your rabbit lives outdoors, they will smell and hear nocturnal predators. This can understandably make them skittish. Why does my bunny thump for no reason? The Meaning […]

The most important thing is that you choose a name that suits your rabbit. Once you’ve spent time with her, you’ll know if this is the case. From there, choose a distinctive and unique moniker.Names for Female Rabbits Based on Appearance Oreo. Ginger. Snowball. Marshmellow. Ebony. Coco (or Cocoa). Fluffy. Pebbles. What should I name […]

Hold out a treat and say your rabbit’s name in a calm voice, giving the rabbit the treat and verbal praise if it approaches you. Then, move a little further away, hold out another treat, and repeat the command. Be sure to train your rabbit every day for about 5-10 minutes for the best results! […]