Health

Rabbits are considered low-maintenance animals. One reason is that they can survive by eating hay and grass, which are fiber-rich. It is healthy for them and improves their metabolism. However, a disadvantage of caring for these animals is their vulnerability. Unlike other pet animals,  rabbits are more sensitive because of how their body functions, especially […] More

For most animals, one of the clinical signs that you know your pet is sick is when they start vomiting. According to an NHS Inform article, this typically happens in response to a toxic chemical that enters the body. The body will try to force out the food because of the irritation in the gut.  […] More

As rabbit owners, your pet’s welfare and health are our number one priority because they can improve their lifespan and allow them to grow without experiencing any illnesses. That is why it’s important to observe them daily to immediately provide treatment in case a problem occurs.  If you see any changes in their behavior or […] More

Like other species, the eye is one of the important senses for your rabbit. They get to grasp the things happening in their surroundings by looking at them. It’s also easier for your pet to react whenever they are in danger, or there are threats nearby. That is why it’s important to understand the function […] More

Once you decide to own a rabbit, their overall health and wellness depend on how you care for them. From planning their food daily, ensuring they exercise, having an updated vaccination, and many more. Although it is overwhelming for first-time pet owners, it’s essential so you can give them a long and happy life.  Moreover, […] More

Keeping your rabbit hydrated is just as important as planning their diet meal every day. Water assists rabbits’ digestion and removes excess waste in their body. In short, water is vital to keep your rabbit’s body functioning well. That is why it’s important to understand the drinking habit of your rabbit. According to some studies, […] More

Most rabbit owners know that caring for rabbits includes extra effort because they have a different lifestyle than other pet animals. Moreover, this pet has sensitive body functions, especially in its digestive area. That is why one of the common illnesses diagnosed in rabbits is stomach-related problems.  According to People for the Ethical Treatment of […] More

Rabbits are excellent partners. That is why for the past year, the increase in caring for rabbits has been growing rapidly. However, unlike the usual pets like dogs and cats, caring for rabbits is a little more complicated.     According to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), the lifestyle of rabbits is more complex […] More

The rabbit’s digestive system is unique from other pets. Since they are classified as herbivore animals, most of their diet consists of grass and hays. Their body is made to absorb the nutrients such as fibers and then distribute them all over their body. The system starts with the mouth, where the food is ingested. […] More

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

Rabbits have become increasingly popular for most pet lovers since they are low-maintenance pets and have a cute furry appearance. Moreover, their diet only consists of hays and pellets. Although occasionally, you can fodder your rabbit fruits and vegetables for extra nutrition in their body.  With this in mind, you might wonder how much food […] 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