Tag: Rabbit

Himalayan rabbits are one of the best choices, of the breeds available, for children. They are renowned for being laid-back, gentle, friendly and curious. They are beautiful in appearance and love to cuddle, rarely ever known to bite or scratch. What is the most child friendly rabbit? If you can choose your breed of bunny, […]

Rabbits are gregarious by nature and need almost constant companionship to avoid emotional suffering. If you have outdoor rabbits, they must be kept in pairs or groups, or at the very least within sight and sound of another rabbit. House rabbits, on the other hand, can be kept as singles in the right conditions. Is […]

Rabbits do not require routine bathing and in fact frequent washing, either with or without shampoo, strips the rabbit’s fur of its natural oils, which helps to keep the rabbit’s coat in good condition. Bathing is also extremely stressful for rabbits and has many potential and serious dangers. How often should I bathe my rabbit? […]

Essential items to help you care for your rabbit A spacious and secure hutch. Bedding materials. Litter trays and fillings. Plenty of hay and other food. A food bowl or dispenser. A bottle or water bowl. Toys. Rabbit-safe cleaning products. What should I fill my rabbits cage with? Food and Water Hay is critical. Fill […]

Even if you have a pair of rabbits, 24 hours is the maximum time they should be alone. Like all pets, rabbits rely heavily on their owners. Domesticated rabbitsDomesticated rabbitsA domestic or domesticated rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus domesticus)—more commonly known as a pet rabbit, bunny, bun, or bunny rabbit—is a subspecies of European rabbit, a member […]

The total amount of fresh food that you may give to your rabbit daily (once your bunny has been gradually introduced to it), is a minimum of 1 heaping cup (loosely packed), per 5 pound of body weight, given two times a day. Do rabbits need to be fed daily? Rabbits should have a daily […]

Most rabbits adore human company, but some are easier to bond with than others. Harlequins, Lionheads, Rex, Polish, and Mini Lop rabbits are particularly cuddly. Dutch, Jersey Wooly, Himalayan and Chinchilla rabbits are easy-going and cheerfully tolerate handling. What breed of rabbit is the cuddliest? Mini Lop Rabbit They are known for their love of […]

Do Rabbits need vaccinations? While it’s not the law to vaccinate pet rabbits, we strongly advise vaccinating your rabbit to protect them against sometimes fatal diseases. Keeping your annual vaccination appointment every year is really important for both you and your rabbit. Do indoor rabbits need vaccinations? Rabbits need vaccinations to protect against myxomatosis, Rabbit […]

In general rabbits need appropriate housing, exercise, socialisation and a specific diet for good welfare. Some breeds of rabbits, particularly the longer haired rabbits, may require daily grooming. It is important that you understand all the requirements for caring for a rabbit before you buy one. What do I need to know before getting a […]

Rabbits can detect their owner’s sadness by sensing changes in body language and tone. They often respond to emotional and physical cues and mirror their owner’s attitudes and emotions. Consequently, it’s advisable to control one’s emotions when around rabbits. Like dogs, rabbits also have keen senses. Do rabbits understand emotions? Like all mammals, rabbits experience […]

Many cultures see rabbits as incredibly lucky animals. Because of this, seeing a bunny in the wild, or having one cross your path, is accepted as a good luck omen. In particular, seeing a rabbit can be symbolic of good luck in romance, family life, and your finances. Rabbits are also spiritually powerful. Are rabbits […]

Basic Rabbit Needs Proper Housing: Rabbits need to be housed indoors only. Rabbit supplies: Rabbit housing includes a litter box, as rabbits can be box trained. Toys: Provide a variety of fun toys! Diet: Medical care: Grooming for optimal health: Rabbit Home Health checkups: Rabbit Communication: What do rabbits need the most? Fresh, clean drinking […]

Rabbits can be silly, timid, shy, curious, and high spirited regardless of sex or breed type. They show affection in characteristic ways; choosing to sit near you, climbing on your back or nibbling at your socks. What are 5 uses for rabbits? RABBIT PRODUCTION serves many purposes. Rabbits are used for meat, wool (fur), and […]

Rabbits are naturally very clean animals and do not like their toilet to be anywhere near their food or bedding area (just like cats!). They will happily use a litter box — and in the right environment, are quite happy as ‘house bunnies’. Is rabbit a dirty animal? Myth 5: Rabbits are rather dirty and […]

They are, overall, easier to understand and befriend. Dogs are highly trainable. While rabbits can be trained, dogs take the cake on this one. Rabbits will often forget their training when they get too distracted, and they’re a little harder to teach in the first place. Is it better to get a dog or a […]

Rabbit Care About your rabbit: Rabbits are intelligent social animals who need affection. They can become wonderful companion animals if given a chance to interact with their human families. While most rabbits will use a litterbox, hormones may cause unneutered males and unspayed females to “mark” territory. Are rabbits intelligent than dogs? Wild and pet […]

Rabbits are also typically more destructive than cats, but that depends on the specific pet. Some cats will claw furniture just as much as rabbits will chew on it. It’s also true that while rabbits are also clean animals, they are not as pristine as most cats. Are rabbits the cleanest animal? Myth 5: Rabbits […]

Just like cats and dogs, bunnies provide great companionship. In addition to being downright adorable, they can be affectionate, playful, and full of personality. People have described their pet rabbits as funny, sweet, adventurous, and even dramatic. Why do you like it rabbit? Rabbits are very loving, social animals, which means they not only love […]

To properly pick up a rabbit, place one hand under the rabbit’s front armpits, place your other hand on the rump near the hind end, lift and hold the rabbit securely to your body. Make sure you are supporting the rabbit’s back at all times. How do you pick up a rabbit properly? Hold rabbits […]

Rabbits like to hop around, play and forage. Scatter food around their secure run and let them search it out. Mix some yummy nuggets in with their feeding hay so they have to forage for them. How do you entertain your rabbit? Unwanted Cardboard boxes and newspaper always make fun toys. Cut rabbit sized holes […]