Can rabbits eat squash? Or is it unhealthy for them, or even toxic? Does the type of squash matter? I love using food as part of puzzles and games to make my pet’s habitats as fun, stimulating and enriching as possible. So I’m always on...
The Chinchilla rabbit is known for its supremely soft coat in crisp cool shades of gray. Their flecked coats give them a cute mottled appearance. The Chinchilla bunny started out as a single mixed-purpose meat and pelt breed, and ended up as three distinct breeds...
Would you describe your bunny as a dewlap rabbit? This article is all about rabbit neck fat - which rabbits have it, why they get it, and how to make sure it doesn’t interfere with their health. Just some of the questions we’ll answer include:
Ever wondered “why do rabbits have tails?” Rabbits have shorter tails than most mammals, with a shock of white fur underneath. Rabbits’ distinctive tails help them escape from predators and also work as an alarm signal to other rabbits from their warren. So far from being small...
This article unravels the mysteries of the bunny flop - including why they do it, what it means about you, and what you should do about it.
What is a bunny flop?Why do bunnies flop?Why do bunnies flop on their side?How to...
Why do rabbits nudge things with their noses? Rabbits nudge things to learn about the things around them, like whether things are soft or hard, moveable or static.
Lots of pet rabbits also nudge their owners are a friendly greeting or a way to...
Can rabbits eat mint, or is it bad for them? In this article we take a look at whether mint is a safe snack for bunnies, which bits of the plant are best, and how to make sure you don’t accidentally make your pet sick.
What do wild rabbits eat? It's tempting to feed a wild rabbit if you see one regularly, but they are pretty great at foraging and finding the right resources. Wild rabbits eat a range of things, depending on what's available in their location and at...
Learning the best rabbit care is an important part of welcoming this pet into your home.
Rabbits are social animals that need safe housing, daily exercise and mental stimulation.
You should handle your rabbit from a young age, to make...
