Gi Stasis – The Silent Killer
By Dana Krempels | Care
[This article is being updated by the author. A new version will be added as soon as it is available.] It’s an all-too-familiar story. “My bunny stopped eating, and then...
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By Our Think Tank
Photo by Gary Bendig on Unsplash RHDV2 Resources Locate a Vaccine United States Canada South Africa US Outbreak Status (courtesy of rhdv2.org) Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHDV2) is a highly contagious...
Feeding & Caring For Orphans
By Margie Wilson | Care
Sometimes domestic or wild rabbits are truly orphaned. This document is meant to help in that dire situation.
Wild Baby Bunnies: Are They Orphaned?
By Margie Wilson | Care, Health
Wild baby bunnies are usually not orphaned. Despite good intentions, attempting to rehabilitate them can be illegal and harmful.
How to Find a Good Rabbit Veterinarian
By Our Think Tank | Health
Wondering how to find a good rabbit-savvy vet? Here’s our advice: Don’t wait till you have an emergency to start looking for a rabbit-savvy veterinarian. You want to have a...
Cecotropes
By Paige K Parsons | Care
Cecotropes are special droppings that rabbits consume directly from the anus before digestion. To be more specific, “A caecotroph is the end stage of fermentation in the caecum that allows...
Rabbit People: How we define ourselvesÂ
By Marinell Harriman | Essays
To be a true rabbit person you must be more concerned that your bunnies are happy in their environment than you are with how well they meet your demands. You...
Bunny Proofing Your Space
By Marinell Harriman | Habitat
Any part of your house that is exposed to a bunny resident should have protection in place. Move valuable books, magazines, and potted plants out of grazing range. All electrical...
Introducing Dogs and Bunnies
By Amy Ramnaraine | Behavior, Socializing + Bonding
Can rabbits and dogs be friends? Yes, but everything hinges on the dog’s prey drive. For a successful interspecies household, a dog must have a low prey drive and must...