All About Rabbits
Rabbits can make great pets, but they require a gentle touch, good knowledge of proper care and plenty of attention. Here are some resources to help you determine if a rabbit is right for you and your family.
Rabbit Resources
Healthy rabbits can live for more than 10 years, so a rabbit may be with your family for as long as a dog would and could require a similar amount of care and attention.
A good rabbit diet needs more than just carrots and lettuce. Rabbits require a balanced diet of hay, fresh veggies and fruit, and a few pellets.
If you have a pet bunny, you will need to undertake some rabbit grooming procedures. These include rabbit nail trims, cleaning soiled areas of the coat, and regular brushing. Here are the basics to know about rabbit grooming.
Ever given a young child an expensive present and all he or she wanted to do was play with the box it came in? A rabbit can totally get where the kid’s coming from. In fact, a gift-wrapped empty box will have your rabbit throwing around high fives in excitement. Easy to please? Sure, as long as you know what rabbits like.
Pet bunnies love to play with rabbit toys. They love to gnaw on, toss, push, and rearrange their toys — and they are curious and excited about new playthings. There are many bunny-safe toys to purchase, and you can also make inexpensive DIY rabbit toys.
Giving your pet rabbit a wellness check every two to three months is good preventive medicine. And it will help you learn what is normal for your rabbit and what might need medical attention.
If you spot something that doesn’t seem normal, consult a veterinarian who’s experienced in rabbits as soon as possible. There are some common rabbit health issues that might indicate your bunny is sick and could need treatment.
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