A basic vocabulary of rabbit language to help you start a conversation with your companion.
Overgrooming in rabbits, also known as excessive grooming or barbering, can have various causes. Here […]
Some thoughts on the arbitrary distinction between who we eat and who we cherish.
As a fosterer, I often receive calls from people who are trying to find homes […]
Confusion exists in people’s minds when dealing with crippled, deformed, or less than “perfect” animals. […]
Generosity is giving without compensation. So, stop rescuers and fosterers generous.
Some people have mixed feelings about keeping disabled rabbits alive when so many healthy ones are being euthanized in shelters.
Gymnastic toys—those that entice climbing on, leaping over, running through, diving into, or sliding down—keep […]
Destructive behavior, such as chewing or digging into your carpet, can be diverted into healthy projects for your rabbit.
By becoming familiar with our rabbits’ physical functions and by reading what their bodies tell us, we can use the right preventive care.
Pens are inexpensive, easy to use, and can be adapted to fit in nearly any home.
A bunny’s use of litterboxes should be a natural evolution of what he wants to do anyway.
Rabbits are comprised of paradoxes that make them highly entertaining—inquisitive yet cautious, skittish yet confident, energetic yet lazy, timid yet bold.
Though rabbits are capable of learning certain human words, it’s more important for us to learn their language.