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Attention deficit disorder (ADD) is a fashionable diagnosis in these information-saturated times. Like popular maladies of earlier periods–.e.g., neuralgia, hysteria–ADD tells us much about today’s world. We must choose, and...

Scholarly Research on Rabbit Welfare, Behavior and Housing

By Our Think Tank | Behavior, Communication, Digging + Chewing, Mental Makeup, Personalities, Play + Enrichment, Socializing + Bonding

This article features recent scholarly works on companion rabbit behavior, welfare, and the rabbit-human relationship, commonly known as ‘pet rabbits’ in academic writings.” For articles focused on health, visit our...

Donna Rae Jensen

By Paige K Parsons | Memorials

MARCH 4, 1947 – DECEMBER 10, 2022 Donna Rae Jensen, age 75, of South San Francisco, California, passed away on Saturday, December 10, 2022. Donna Jensen tirelessly volunteered at the...

Scholarly Articles and Research on Rabbit Health

By Our Think Tank | Health

This article features recent scholarly works on companion rabbit health, commonly known as ‘pet rabbits’ […]

Updated Rabbit Statistics: How Many Pet Rabbits are There in the USA?

By Paige K Parsons | Resources

How many rabbits are there in the United States in 2025? Each year, we get better rabbit statistics about the number of “pet” bunnies in the United States. Here are...

Veterinarian examining rabbit during RHDV2 vaccine clinic

Dr. Michele Kim, DVM

By Paige K Parsons | Memorials

Dr. Michele Kim, DVM, left this world unexpectedly in August of 2021. Dr. Kim’s quiet brilliance and endless compassion were her marks of excellence. “Dr. Kim’s gentle kindness, knowledge, and...

Rabbits Are Social and Intelligent

By Our Think Tank | Behavior, Mental Makeup, Socializing + Bonding

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Rabbits and Exotic Diseases

By Susan Smith | Health

Two recent incidents in the media have brought attention to the issue that rabbits, like many other animals, can be susceptible to rare diseases or diseases that do not typically...