Your rabbit’s waste (and I don’t mean leftover food) is one of the most important things you’ll need to monitor on a daily basis. Rabbit’s poop A LOT! And let’s face it, in reality, what your rabbit puts out, is a good indicator of what is going on inside as
Spaying/Neutering is the number 1 most responsible thing you can do for your pet rabbit. If you’ve recently welcomed a rabbit into your home, you may be wondering how best to care for them and keep them happy. One of the most impactful steps you can take is to have
The elder bun, or senior rabbit, will typically require extra attention to their health and wellness as they age. You can help your rabbit to thrive and age gracefully by supporting them through nutrition, health and comfort. While some rabbits will require a small amount of care, others may need
RHDV is one of the most deadly and horrific viruses a rabbit can contract. Until a few years ago, I myself had never heard of it. Depending on where you live, or if you are a new bun parent, you too may not know what it is. Let me be
Grief is an unfortunate emotion that every bunny owner at some point in time will have to experience. We share an intense love and bond with our buns thus they become cherished members of the family, bringing companionship, fun, and joy to our lives. Their loss can be a deeply
Unfortunately at some point in time, your rabbit may require medications for various health conditions or even vaccines. If your bun becomes sick or injured, you may not be in the right frame of mind to take in everything when consulting with your vet about treatment plans. Being educated ahead
I just read an article that stated “Don’t feed Willow, Birch, Poplar, Alder or the herb Meadowsweet if your rabbit is on Metacam (Meloxicam). To me it makes sense and you may want to err on the side of caution. Please read this article here. Flowers are one of natures
I just read an article that stated “Don’t feed Willow, Birch, Poplar, Alder or the herb Meadowsweet if your rabbit is on Metacam (Meloxicam). To me it makes sense and you may want to err on the side of caution. Please read this article here. Bunnies and branches are as
I just read an article that stated “Don’t feed Willow, Birch, Poplar, Alder or the herb Meadowsweet if your rabbit is on Metacam (Meloxicam). To me it makes sense and you may want to err on the side of caution. Please read this article here. Disclaimer: I am not a
I just read an article that stated “Don’t feed Willow, Birch, Poplar, Alder or the herb Meadowsweet if your rabbit is on Metacam (Meloxicam). To me it makes sense and you may want to err on the side of caution. Please read this article here. Healing Herbs have been used
Special needs rabbits often get overlooked or even worse relinquished or dumped outside due to their disability. Just like a human, a rabbit with disabilities needs extra special care and love. Some of it can be time consuming, emotionally or mentally draining and physically tiring. It takes a special person
A regular monthly health check up can help identify issues early and ensure your rabbit lives a long and healthy life. Giving your rabbit a home health exam is an important part of responsible rabbit ownership. There is no better health prevention for your rabbit… It could be what saves
A first aid kit for your rabbit can literally mean the difference between life or death when it comes to injuries and illness. One of the first things you should invest in is a good first aid kit. I would even recommend having this item before you bring your new
Pet insurance….Is it a worthwhile investment? Like any other type of insurance it comes with its own set of pros and cons. This past June, Winter became ill with probable E. cuniculi and over the course of 9 days it cost us nearly $1300 in vet bills. (We luckily had
Winter was a very important member of our family. He was a rescue bunny that had been dumped on the side of a major highway. We brought him into our home to be a bonded partner for our girl bunny Onyx. The pair lived alongside her bonded parents Avery and
