Rabbit hypothermia is a serious winter risk. In this guide we’ll explore what hypothermia truly is, learn the early signs, symptoms, how to respond safely, emergency treatment, and winter care tips to protect indoor and outdoor rabbits from cold weather. Hypothermia in rabbits is a medical emergency that can develop
Rabbit ears may seem like a simple feature, but they are actually a complex and essential part of a rabbit’s anatomy. From their unique structure to their role in communication, temperature regulation, and even health monitoring, a rabbit’s ears do far more than just listen. Whether standing tall or flopping
Rabbits, known for their soft, furry feet, rely heavily on their feet for movement, balance, and communication. They play a crucial role in their ability to jump, run, and dig however, their feet are also vulnerable to various health issues, including sore hocks, injuries, and overgrown nails. Understanding the structure
National Eye Care Month, typically celebrated in January, is the perfect time to raise awareness about the importance of eye health of your pet rabbit. Ensuring your bunny’s eyes stay healthy is crucial to their overall well-being. Rabbits are known for their bright, expressive eyes, but maintaining their eye health
Finding a qualified exotic vet for your rabbit is a task you should do prior to bringing them home. It is a crucial step in ensuring their long-term health and happiness. Rabbits are unique creatures with specific medical needs that differ from those of cats and dogs, making it essential
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
Disclaimer: I am not a veterinarian or weed specialist. This information was gathered from multiple sites including Woodgreen.org and the Rise & Shine Rabbitry. Please talk to your exotic vet before introducing any weed as a health supplement to their diet. Weeds are often seen as a nuisance, but for
“Don’t feed Willow, Birch, Poplar, Alder or the herb Meadowsweet if your rabbit is on Metacam (Meloxicam). For more information read here. Incorporating fresh herbs into your pet rabbit’s diet can offer a natural boost to their overall health and well-being. Rich in essential vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, many herbs
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 monthly health check up can help identify issues early and ensure your rabbit lives a long and healthy life. Rabbits are delicate and sensitive animals that require consistent care to stay healthy and happy. While regular veterinary visits are important, monthly home health check-ups are just as crucial for
Having a well-stocked first aid kit for your pet rabbit is an essential part of responsible rabbit care and one you should have on hand before you bring home your rabbit. Rabbits are delicate animals that can quickly become stressed or injured, and immediate access to basic medical supplies can
Pet insurance….Is it a worthwhile investment? When it comes to caring for a pet, unexpected medical expenses can quickly add up, leaving owners with difficult financial decisions. While it can provide peace of mind and financial relief in times of crisis, it’s not always the best fit for every pet
The psychological impact rabbit owners experience when their pet is diagnosed with Encephalitozoon cuniculi (E. cuniculi) can be overwhelming and deeply distressing. This parasitic infection, which affects the brain, kidneys, and eyes, often brings a slow and unpredictable progression of symptoms, leading to significant emotional strain. Winter’s Back Story Winter