Will They Ever Be Friends?
By Margo DeMello | Behavior, Socializing + Bonding
For most rabbits, a buddy of their own kind enhances life.
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Stepping Into the Rescuer’s Shoes: Mentored Rescuer
By Our Think Tank | Rescue, Stories
I had no idea how Clover would change my life.
Blueberry and Raspberry
By Margo DeMello | Rescue, Stories
I BOUGHT MY first two rabbits at a pet store in Berkeley and then found […]
More Than Just a Chew Stick
By Margo DeMello | Behavior, Digging + Chewing, Mental Makeup
As a fosterer, I often receive calls from people who are trying to find homes […]
Top 10 Bunny Dangers
By Margie Wilson | Care
As your bunny’s parent, being vigilant will ensure a safe, happy rabbit.
Why Care about Rabbit Meat
By Margo DeMello | Activism, Essays
Some thoughts on the arbitrary distinction between who we eat and who we cherish.
Index of Terms
By Paige K Parsons
Index of Terms on Rabbit.org A Abdomen Abnormalities Abscesses Acid mantle adoption Adrenaline aggression Aggressive Albendazole Alcohol Alfalfa Alkaline Allergens Allergic reactions allergies Amikacin Amoxicillin Anaerobic bacteria Anemia anesthesia Animal...
Common Medical Problems
By Paige K Parsons | Health
THE MOST COMMON diseases of rabbits include digestive system problems, respiratory infections, and skin disorders.1 We’ve summarized the causes and treatments of these and several other common rabbit health problems...
Overgrooming
By Our Think Tank | Care
Overgrooming in rabbits, also known as excessive grooming or barbering, can have various causes. Here are some common factors that may contribute to overgrooming in rabbits. Stress or Anxiety: Changes...
The Case for Rabbits in the Plural
By Amy Espie | Essays, Socializing + Bonding
Save two lives instead of only one and your care may also turn out to be twice as easy.