An emergency doesn’t wait for us to be ready. A disaster has a way of changing the way we think about preparedness. Recently, experiencing a tornado firsthand reminded me just how quickly an ordinary day can become an emergency—and how little time we may have to make important decisions. When we share our homes with […]
Not only does fall give you an excellent opportunity to continue providing fresh, varied forage for your pet rabbit, it is a season when much of rabbit preferred produce performs better. As summer begins to fade and the garden starts preparing for winter, it is easy to assume that the season of growing fresh foods
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Dental health is often overlooked yet is among the most important aspects of overall rabbit care. Unlike human teeth, rabbit teeth grow continuously throughout their lives and rely on constant wear from chewing fibrous foods to remain properly aligned and functional. Even minor dental abnormalities can quickly develop into painful conditions that affect eating, grooming,
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The modern rabbit diet has sparked much debate amongst guardians, veterinarians and feed companies. I have found myself drawn toward a simpler, more natural approach centered around hay, fresh grasses, herbs, weeds, branches, and leafy plants. I understand that this perspective is controversial, and I recognize that many loving rabbit guardians and professionals strongly support
A memorial for your rabbit, created through love and purpose, can become a meaningful part of the healing process, offering comfort while honoring the life, personality, and love they brought into your home. These acts of remembrance help keep their spirit close long after they are gone. We share an intense love and bond with
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Foraging can be a simple and rewarding way to improve your rabbit’s diet, but it’s important to approach it with the right knowledge and care. Domestic rabbits may live indoors, but their digestive systems are still designed for a wide variety of grasses, weeds, and leafy plants. Learning how to safely identify and harvest nature’s
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The “Fatal Five” are a group of particularly dangerous illnesses, diseases or conditions that can happen to pet rabbits. These range from highly contagious viral diseases to severe digestive and parasitic emergencies, which can progress with such alarming speed, sometimes turning a subtle change in behavior into a life-threatening or even fatal emergency within hours.
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