Spaying and Neutering
Why spay and neuter rabbits? Altered rabbits are healthier and live longer than unaltered rabbits. The risk of reproductive cancers...
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World Spay Day is February 26! Find out how you can help at the Humane Society of the United...
read moreHRS Philosophy
The House Rabbit Society believes that ALL rabbits are valuable as individuals, regardless of breed purity, temperament, state of...
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Some decisions about caring for your rabbit are difficult to make. This isn’t one of them. This procedure prevents or solves all...
read moreAn Unmixed Blessing: The Gener...
The first two House Rabbit Journal behavior articles (Volume I, numbers 1 & 2, May & June 1988) discussed the importance of...
read moreThe Hidden Costs of Breeding Y...
Question: I want to breed my female rabbit. I understand that unspayed rabbits are susceptible to ovarian cancer. If I wait to have...
read moreMedical Concerns
Rabbits are prey animals, and as such, can hide their symptoms when sick. It’s up to you, then, to watch them carefully, and to...
read moreSex Hormones in Altered Rabbit...
Female rabbits are reflex ovulators (as are ferrets and cats but unlike most other animals), i.g. ovulation only occurs 10-13 hours...
read moreSexy Bunnies
Tiny little bunches of fur with eyes closed, ears folded tightly against their head. If you pull their lips back, ever so gently, you...
read moreCriar o no criar?/Spay or No S...
Todos sabemos que no hay nada tan simpático como una cría de conejitos. La tentación de dejar sus conejos reproducir “solo...
read moreOdds and Ends: Improving your ...
During the past 20 years rabbit medicine has come a long way. There are now many exotic animal veterinary (1) conferences, internet...
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