Taking care of rabbits is more than providing safe shelter and food. They are species that need protection from diseases that they can acquire easily in their surroundings. According to the National Office of Animal Health NOAH’s website, one proactive measure you should consider is getting your rabbit vaccinated. Most rabbit owners need to remember […] More
Introduction Taking care of a rabbit is a more challenging task than what everyone thinks. From planning their diet, keeping them clean, vaccinating, and caring about their health. This is to ensure that they will live a long and happy life without experiencing problems and risks. According to the study titled Standards of Care in […] More
Eating a delicious and healthy meal is important for rabbits. Your pet has a different digestive system, so their regular meal must contribute to their body function. The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) notes that a balanced diet includes mixed hays, vegetables, pellets, and freshwater. This will keep your pet’s […] More
Some rabbit owners mistakenly believe that all fruits and vegetables are safe for their pets to eat. However, this is not always the case. There are many plants that your rabbit cannot digest because rabbits have a special diet that should mostly contain high fiber content. One fruit that you should avoid giving to your […] More
Chocolate is commonly known as a sweet dessert treat that most humans enjoy. However, you don’t want to offer this to your pet rabbit not just because it’s unhealthy for them. This treat also contains a high amount of sugar your Rabbit’s digestive system cannot take. Although some types of chocolate, such as dark chocolate, […] More
Introduction Rabbits metabolize food much more easily than humans do. Moreover, you can feed them various food selections such as vegetables, fruits, pellets, and hay. That is because rabbits need to consume a high-quality diet for their health and to maintain proper nutrition. According to one study, the recommended diet for house rabbits includes feeding […] More
A common misconception for some rabbit owners is that rabbits should only be fed with hay and green grass. However, various vegetables, fruits, and other plants can be found nutritious for rabbits’ overall wellness. That is why some rabbits are used with a diverse balance and different nutrients than they require but note that it […] More
Rabbit testicles are an important part of your rabbit body, especially during gestation. That is where the sperm cell comes from and travels to the body of the female rabbit after mating to form baby bunnies. But just like other animals, rabbit testicles can experience problems and issues regarding their testes function. It is important […] More
Rabbits are generally some of the ideal pets you should consider taking care of. Aside from being sociable animals, they are also low maintenance. Since they are herbivore animals, their primary diet comprises hays and grasses, which are rich in fiber. That is why some common illnesses you will encounter in rabbits are digestive-related issues. […] More
If you are thinking of where to dump your rabbit’s pile of poop, you might consider using it as a solid fertilizer in your garden. Michigan State University stated that the soil would benefit from the rabbit’s manure more than other animals, such as horse or cow manure. Since rabbit manure is commonly odorless and […] More
Feeding your rabbit a balanced diet is one responsibility that every pet owner should take seriously. Since they have a sensitive digestive system, improper nourishment can result in different stomach problems. In addition, some people think that all plants or grass are safe for their pets to eat because rabbits are herbivores. But you must […] More
Peanut Butter is a popular spread for humans. Although peanut butter is homemade, they are not processed because they are produced from peanut, salt, and butter. Many people enjoy eating this as a spread in their bread or as it is. However, can rabbits safely eat peanut butter as well? The answer is no. According […] More