Litter Training: for those who...
Bunnies with the best intentions may not always be physically able to comply with our litterbox demands. If your bunny has a crippling...
read moreLitterboxes and Liver Disease
Choice of litter and bedding material has always been based on individual preferences. We now have reason to believe that real health...
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Over the weekend I came up with what I thought was a grand, albeit very Martha-Stewartish, solution to one of our litterbox dilemmas...
read moreLitter Training
By nature, rabbits choose one or a few places (usually corners) to deposit their urine and most of their pills. Urine-training...
read moreLitterbox Encore
A tenth-year update and review of the techniques that have been most useful in housetraining rabbits. The litterbox is the...
read moreEliminating Problems
I am writing for advice and ideas regarding our beautiful 4-year-old female Dutch rabbit named Chi (She is spayed). The veterinarian...
read moreFor Litter Diggers
Roberta Glazier of New Jersey shares an idea for keeping litter in the box. Her mini-lop with huge back feet could kick the litter all...
read moreNecessity’s Child
One afternoon many years ago while lounging at an outdoor cafe, a newtonian apple fell on my head. As a first-time rabbit person in...
read moreLetters – Health Questio...
Q. My first questions is: How long would an outdoor pet rabbit live, and what is the total life expectancy of a pet rabbit? My...
read moreRabbit Urine Odor Control
Some helpful tips for odor control from a recent San Diego Rabbits Online Newsletter (thanks to Dr. Krempels for her contributions to...
read moreThe Dangers of Softwood Shavin...
The use of pine and cedar as litter for house rabbits should be avoided. Other superior litters, such as recycled paper and aspen...
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