Sarcocystis
By Paige K Parsons
Sarcocystosis, skeletal muscle, tongue, Dutch belted rabbit. Sarcocyst within myofiber, with numerous internal crescent-shaped bradyzoites. 40x magnification. Image courtesy of Laurie M Serfilippi
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Natural Nutrition Part II: Pellets and Veggies
By Our Think Tank | Diet
Commercial pellets, particularly when fed in large amounts, may not be the best choice for all rabbits.
Natural Nutrition I: The Importance of Fiber
By Our Think Tank | Diet
In consultation with Cindy McBee, DVM For years, I have agonized over what to feed […]
Radiology of the Rabbit Thorax
By Our Think Tank | Health
We are working on securing the reprint rights to “Radiology of the Rabbit Thorax” by Sam Silverman, DVM, University of California/Davis, School of Veterinary Medicine. In The Meantime, You Can:...
Dog Training: A Guide to Commands and Skills for Living with a House Rabbit
By Marinell Harriman | Behavior, Socializing + Bonding
More important than the dog or bunny behavior in establishing a compatible relationship is human behavior. Our job is to show our dogs how we want them to behave around...
Your Bunny and the Holidays
By Holly O'Meara | Care
It’s holiday season again, a time of year that can be both fun and stressful for you and your rabbit. In the midst of all your holiday preparations, here a...
Fireworks and Festivities: Keeping Your Bunny Calm During Loud Holidays
By Paige K Parsons | Care
The 4th of July, New Years Eve, and Diwali. What do they all have in common? They can be particularly stressful for pet rabbits due to loud fireworks. To ensure...
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Trauma Responsive Care for Rescued Rabbits: 10 Principles for Creating a Compassionate and Healing Home
By Paige K Parsons | Care
The mission, philosophy, and practices of the Rabbit.org Foundation tightly align with The Kerulos Center’s 10 Principles of Being Sanctuary. These principles are grounded in the science and psychology of...
Heart Disease in Companion Rabbits: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment
By Our Think Tank | Health
As companion rabbits live longer, the diagnosis of cardiac disease has become more common, influenced by factors such as age, genetics, concurrent diseases, and diet, affecting various parts of the heart including muscles, valves, and electrical conduction.