Rabbits for Pets

[...] asked questions we get about your rabbit’s diet. Can rabbits eat asparagus? Yes, in small amounts. Asparagus is a relatively low in calcium so good for rabbits on reduced calcium intake. Can [...]

[...] asked questions we get about your rabbit’s diet. Can rabbits eat asparagus? Yes, in small amounts. Asparagus is a relatively low in calcium so good for rabbits on reduced calcium intake. Can [...]

[...] . Rabbits like to live together so they will make much better bunny companions as well. Litter training will be a breeze – unneutered male rabbits spray (as well as some females) This will reduce [...]

[...] dramatic, remember that the biggest reasons bunnies are left at shelters are chewing and litter training problems. Rabbits can be trained to do simple tricks but the biggest things owners have [...]

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we get about your rabbit’s diet. Can rabbits eat asparagus? Yes, in small amounts. Aspara [...]

Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we get about your rabbit’s diet. Can rabbits eat asparagus? Yes, in small amounts. Aspara [...]

[...] dark-leafed varieties. Stay away from the light varieties like Iceberg as these can cause gas and/or diarrhoea. Can rabbits eat mushrooms? No. There are many varieties of mushrooms and some may be [...]

[...] dark-leafed varieties. Stay away from the light varieties like Iceberg as these can cause gas and/or diarrhoea. Can rabbits eat mushrooms? No. There are many varieties of mushrooms and some may be [...]

[...] ? Yes but they aren’t the best choice for your bun. Peas are high in sugar and starch. Flat pea pods are a better choice. Can rabbits eat potatoes? No, raw potatoes may be toxic to your [...]

[...] ? Yes but they aren’t the best choice for your bun. Peas are high in sugar and starch. Flat pea pods are a better choice. Can rabbits eat potatoes? No, raw potatoes may be toxic to your [...]

[...] in water content (like Iceberg lettuce) and may produce diarrhoea. There are better vegetable choices you can give your bun. Can rabbits eat fruit? Yes, apples, pineapple, bananas, melon, [...]

[...] in water content (like Iceberg lettuce) and may produce diarrhoea. There are better vegetable choices you can give your bun. Can rabbits eat fruit? Yes, apples, pineapple, bananas, melon, [...]

[...] weight. Never feed fruit seeds as these can be toxic. Can rabbits eat lettuce? Yes, the dark-leafed varieties. Stay away from the light varieties like Iceberg as these can cause gas and/or diarrhoea. [...]

[...] weight. Never feed fruit seeds as these can be toxic. Can rabbits eat lettuce? Yes, the dark-leafed varieties. Stay away from the light varieties like Iceberg as these can cause gas and/or diarrhoea. [...]

[...] tusks. This is painful and serious as it could stop your bun from eating. Causes of Malocclusion Malocclusion in rabbits is either inherited (hereditary) or acquired. Inherited malocclusion is more [...]

As good a bunny parent as you are there will inevitably be times when your bunny is not at her best. Here’s the lowdown on some common rabbit illnes [...]

[...] are prolific breeders and can have a litter of at least a dozen young (kits) every month. Bunny shelters and rescue homes are already overflowing with unwanted bunnies so please don’t add to the [...]