Keeping Your Rabbit Healthy: Common Illnesses, Early Warning Signs, and Preventive Care
By Paige K Parsons | Health
Healthy rabbits are bright-eyed, curious, and full of energy. Because they’re prey animals, rabbits often […]
Fecal pellets
Understanding Rabbits, One Habit at a Time: A Conversation with Tamsin Stone
By Paige K Parsons | Behavior, Interviews
Rabbit behavior expert Tamsin Stone shares the story of Scamp, a wild rabbit she raised by hand, and how he reshaped her understanding of rabbit care. From bonding challenges to enrichment tips, this conversation offers practical insights for every rabbit guardian.
BunMoms Anonymous Exclusive Interview
By Marina Mendenhall-Valente | Interviews
Today, we explore bunny parenthood with Alex Minton, founder of BunMoms Anonymous. Discover her heartfelt confessions and the supportive community for BunMoms and Dads.
Is Your Rabbit Sick?
By San Diego House Rabbit Society | Health
Rabbits are prey animals, and specifically wild rabbits are vulnerable to predators on a daily […]
Fun Rabbit Facts
By Paige K Parsons | Fun
Think you know a thing or two about rabbits? Check out the following fun facts […]
Overweight and Underweight Rabbits
By Our Think Tank | Health
OVERWEIGHT RABBITS Slim and sleek. This is veterinarian and author Dr. Susan Brown’s description of […]
Group Living
By Margo DeMello | Behavior
Keeping large rabbit groups in warren-like habitats unveils their wild behaviors, demanding ample space and dedication.
Post-Surgical Aftercare for Rabbits
By Amy Ramnaraine | Health
When performed by a qualified veterinarian, spay/neuter surgery is a safe and beneficial operation for […]
Video: Do Rabbits Need to Be Bathed?
By Our Think Tank | Grooming + Handling
Rabbits are prodigious self groomers and they keep themselves immaculately clean. But every once in a while for a variety of a reasons a rabbit will get a really poopy butt.
Disorders of the Cecum
By Our Think Tank | Health
The healthy functioning of the cecum is critical to the overall health of a rabbit. Gaining an understanding of how this large organ works – and what causes disruption – will help caregivers monitor their rabbits’ health.