rabbits – Pet Care Information, Resources & Supplies

Taking Rabbits to the Local Park?

Rabbits are extremely social creatures and need daily exercise. Taking your rabbits on outings to the park is an excellent

It is generally recommended that rabbits should not be fed any kind of fungus like mushrooms or toadstools. Various sources

Firstly, well done for considering your rabbit’s needs before your own. Introducing two rabbits is never easy, and while it

Rabbit urine varies in color from clear to bright red, and this is not usually a cause for concern unless

You need to get your rabbit seen by a vet, as there are a number of different potential causes of

Most small animals love to chew on cardboard. There is always a risk that he is swallowing some if it,

Hair pulling is the most common reason apart from illness for loss of hair in rabbits, but this is mainly

Without examination, it is impossible to say for certain, but it sounds like a developing cold. An infection equivalent to

In rabbits, a number of things can cause runny eyes. Nasolacrimal duct obstruction is one of the most common causes

Small breeds may reach sexual maturity by the age of 4 months, large breeds may take six months or so,

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

You should make available to the doe approximately twice her normal food requirements in the last few weeks of pregnancy.

By far the most common cause of weight loss in rabbits is dental, but your vet has rightly checked for

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

If you have bought these young rabbits (rather than bred them yourself), it is possible you don’t actually know the

Female rabbits (does) should usually be retired from breeding at the age of 2 or 3. If your rabbit has

Telling the sex of a rabbit is a fairly easy routine. At six months of age, bucks should be easily

The lump under you rabbit’s chin may be a "dewlap". Female rabbits have them. They use them to pluck fur

Rabbits spend a lot of time in the wild chewing things around them. Your home is your rabbit’s home environment,

All rabbits which are going to coexist in a non-breeding pair need to be neutered (in any combination). If you