Myxomatosis in the US
What is Myxomatosis? Myxomatosis is a virus. Wild rabbits can carry Myxomatosis, but do not become sick. Myxomatosis is fatal to...
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Myths about Babies Part II
This is part two of our series examining myths about baby rabbits and debunking them. Dispelling these myths is vital for potential...
read moreMyths about Babies Part I
Many people want a baby bunny because they mistakenly believe several myths. Let’s examine some of the myths about baby rabbits and...
read moreSigns of Aging
Life expectancy for a house rabbit is between 8-14 years. But when do rabbits become seniors? There is not an exact age when it...
read moreDisaster Preparedness for Your...
The key to being prepared for a disaster is being having a plan in place ahead of time. Planning and preparation will enable...
read moreFeeding the Proper Diet
Nutrition will not prevent disease, but good nutrition lowers disease risk. A direct association exists between diet and dental...
read moreKeep Your Rabbit Cool in the S...
Rabbits regulate body heat through their ears. They do not tolerate extreme heat and can die from becoming overheated. Temperatures...
read moreCalidad de Vida (Quality of Li...
Calidad de Vida por Marinell Harriman Existe mucha confusión en nuestras mentes cuando se trata de animales lisiados, deformados o...
read moreThe Importance of Hay
Hay should be 80% of your rabbit’s diet. Rabbits are designed to eat large amounts of high fibrous food. A proper diet consists of...
read moreNever Abandon A Rabbit Outside
Never release a pet rabbit outside. Releasing a domestic animal into the wild is a crime. Unfortunately, every year, thousands of...
read moreIndoor Living is Best for Rabb...
Before you bring a rabbit home it’s important to think about the quality of life you will provide for him. If your intention is to...
read moreTop Ten Things to Know
What are the 10 most important things a new rabbit guardian should know? Ohio House Rabbit Rescue asked their supporters and fellow...
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