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I’m not sure I understand the beginning of your question. I am assuming that your rabbit lives indoors with you?

It may well be that your rabbit was suffering from a bacterial infection called pasteurella. Although her ulcers probably did

Before I address your question, I want to point out that its possible your guinea pig is not actually an

Hard crusts or mats in a rabbit’s fur are often the result of the rabbit not being groomed often or

If rabbits are being provided with a high-fibre natural diet such as good quality hay there is no actual need

For people who are not familiar with this concept, "night droppings" are an essential part of a rabbit’s nutrition. Healthy

I would not advise allowing slugs to get into your rabbit’s food bowl, as they can spread diseases as bacteria

Vegetables are essential to the health of rabbits and at least two cups of three different vegetables per 3 kg

This as much depends on the responsibility of the parent as the child. No 10 year old child, however responsible,

Begin by stroking the top of her head. Do not offer your hand for a bunny to sniff the way

Rabbits have a unique digestive system, which best suits a high fiber, low protein, low energy diet. A high fiber