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By the Numbers
By Amy Espie | Activism
Here’s a terrible number: every year, almost a million companion animals are euthanized at U.S. shelters1. People involved in caring for abandoned animals at shelters and in their homes work...
The Dangers of Softwood Shavings
By George Flentke, Ph.D. | Health
The use of pine and cedar as litter for house rabbits should be avoided. Other superior litters, such as recycled paper and aspen shavings are available and you should steer...
The Facts About Poinsettia “Toxicity”
By George Flentke, Ph.D. | Health
The myth that Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) plants are toxic still persists. However, extensive testing has shown that eating Poinsettia causes, at worst, only minor physical discomfort. Scientists at Ohio State...
Bonding With Your Rabbit
By Amy Ramnaraine | Behavior, Communication, Socializing + Bonding
Rabbits are social animals. They need relationships to thrive. One of the most important relationships a rabbit will ever have is with his caregiver. This foundational relationship will determine the...
Pet Loss Support and Grief Resources
By Our Think Tank | Resources
Whenever we lose one of these dearly loved family members, we often lose our rationality. Our grief can become overwhelming. We’re complied this list of pet loss support resources to...
Shy Rabbits
By Dana Krempels | Behavior, Personalities
One of the most common misconceptions people have about rabbits is that they like to be held and cuddled. This is probably because they look like plush toys. Unfortunately, many...
Why Does My Rabbit Chew on Everything?
By Paige K Parsons | Behavior, Digging + Chewing, Mental Makeup
Why does your rabbit chew things that aren’t food? Chewing is a completely normal, natural, and necessary activity for rabbits, and it’s also something they find highly enjoyable. Let me...