Bunny proof your home to create safe space for rabbits

It's always been something i want to do since 2009, to create a colour guide so we can educate on the extensive colours a rabbit can have. To be honest I'm not sure how to do this without being too messy but this blog doesn't have a table so I'm just going to list colors alphabetically under their group colors according to Netherland Dwarf show judging. Base Color first. Followed by pattern. I'll try to post the short coat versions and long coat versions Thought it would be g

Rabbits are known to be social animals and often live in groups in the wild. However, when kept as pets, they can sometimes accustom to being alone. They may fight with another rabbit at any point in their lives, especially if they are not spayed or neutered. Some rabbits just prefer to be the only child at home.. and there's nothing wrong with that. If you're thinking that ur rabbit looks bored at home and need a friend, read on before u run to adopt/buy another rabbit for y

Rabbits are loved and hugged by many, and it's natural to want to keep them clean and fresh smelling. However, we do not reccomend water bathing rabbits. In fact, it can be more harmful to their health and wellbeing. Here, we'll explore the reasons why you should avoid bathing your rabbit and what you can do instead. Rabbits do not require water baths like other animals Unlike dogs and guinea pigs, rabbits do not produce oils that need to be washed away with water. They have

Raising baby rabbits

Cute & small, but the responsibility of owning a rabbit isnt all small & cute. We have met many kinds of bunny owners over the years, and many who wanted to get a rabbit because its small and cute.. Ask any rabbit owner and they will tell you that keeping a rabbit isnt quite what they had expected, for many reasons. Im not going to sugar-coat here but here’s some honest truth that any newbie might find useful or bubble-bursting. (I know we sell rabbits yet I'm seemingly ta

Does your pet have an unusual shedding problem? Excessive scratching!? Fur loss!? If you notice your bunny shedding excessively, leaving heaps of fur on your clothes after carrying or stroking, having constant blotchy fur or bald patches, coupled with constant scratching, shaking of head... Then you should take a closer check on your pet! A healthy clean rabbit will not shed all year round, their hair is much like human hair, only dropping a few strands a day. They only go i