Bunny proof your home to create safe space for rabbits

Welcoming a new rabbit home is an exciting and rewarding experience! Rabbits are cute yet intelligent animals that many never knew about- keep one and you’ll understand what i mean 😉! They make wonderful companions when cared for correctly but they can be fragile and easily prone to stress and health issues. Whether you’re bringing home a baby bunny or adopting an adult rabbit, the set up and care is similar, just minor differences in their diet. This super simple guide will

Beginner's Guide: How to Toilet Train Your Rabbit C’s Oreo & Pudding! So cute! Just got a new bunny? Freedom later, toilet train first. Toilet training your rabbit not only keeps their space clean but also makes life easier for both of you. Rabbits are naturally clean animals, and with patience, they can learn to use a litter box just like cats and dogs. Whether your bunny lives in a cage or roams in a large playpen, here’s how to help them build good potty habits. Supplies Y

As the title says, are you ready to handle this amount of shed? The above picture may be abit scary, but this is what a heavy shed looks like. They dont always shed this amount during all these shedding cycles. Sometimes the shed is gradual, and there wont be patchy coat. Parasites can indeed cause shedding. But lets just focus on a healthy rabbit with just a seasonal shed, without the parasites. Shedding cycle info How to check for shedding & what to groom Shedding health ri

—- It’s a poopy business here! As a rabbit owner, you probably already know that rabbit poo reveals a great deal about their health. Daily we check to make sure our kids have round dry solid poo to make sure they are doing well. But that’s not all, do you know there’s even a GOLD STANDARD for rabbit poo 🤭? What is Rabbit Golden Poo? Rabbit golden poo, also known as "golden pellets," is a natural and healthy phenomenon in rabbits. The poo looks good because of a good high fib

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

—— One often overlooked aspect of rabbit care is nail maintenance. Overgrown rabbit nails can lead to discomfort, pain and possible other health issues. If you're attempting to trim on your own, please only do it under good lighting! Consequences of neglecting rabbit nail care What to do if your bunny nail broke How to trim and maintain rabbit nails Recommended products for nail care Consequences of Overgrown Rabbit Nails If left untrimmed, rabbit nails can grow excessively l

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

Rabbit Ear Infection: Causes, Symptoms, and What’s Next? Causes Symptoms Dirty Bunny Ears How to clean rabbit ears What's Next Ear infection, also referred to as otitis media, is prevalent among rabbits and can be triggered by various factors. Typically, they result in redness, swelling, and occasionally bleeding of the ear walls, often accompanied by a foul odor. Here are some causes of ear infection: Bacteria: Bacteria such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Staphylococcus aureu

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