Where Should You Put Hay For Rabbits?
Hay can be given to your pet in a variety of ways including in a hay rack attached to the side of the cage, in… Read More »Where Should You Put Hay For Rabbits?
Hay can be given to your pet in a variety of ways including in a hay rack attached to the side of the cage, in… Read More »Where Should You Put Hay For Rabbits?
Yes! One of the safest toys that your active rabbit can have is an empty toilet paper roll. You can stuff the toilet paper roll… Read More »Are Toilet Paper Rolls Safe For Rabbits?
Fill your rabbit’s hutch with as much fresh hay as you can manage. Rabbits can eat as much of this as they like. It’s calorie-neutral… Read More »How Much Hay Should I Put In A Rabbit Hutch?
1) Bunny should drink ONLY Pedialyte (instead of water) – put it in a small bowl (it provides necessary electrolytes). You could dilute it with… Read More »How Do I Give My Rabbit Pedialyte?
Often a rabbit in pain will sit hunched up, unwilling to move. A rabbit that sits hunched up, with eyes half closed, and firm teeth… Read More »What Are Signs That A Rabbit Is In Pain?
Baby or growing bunnies (up to 6 months), or sick bunnies needing to gain weight, should be served unlimited pellets along with their piles of… Read More »Can Rabbits Eat Unlimited Pellets?
Introduce solid food. Domestic rabbits: oat and timothy hay; alfalfa hay; pellets. Wild rabbits: oat and timothy hay; alfalfa hay; fresh vegetables like dark leafy… Read More »What Do You Feed Baby Rabbits If You Don’T Have Milk?
Pellets can be good for rabbits in small quantities, but they are not a necessary part of a rabbit’s daily food intake. If pet rabbits… Read More »Should Rabbits Eat Pellets Everyday?
Hay keeps the gut moving Blockages can often be fatal. If a rabbit doesn’t eat enough hay then this can slow down the rabbit’s intestinal… Read More »What Happens If I Don’T Give My Rabbit Hay?
Rabbits are not particularly independent, so they can’t be left on their own for more than two days. However, if it’s just a weekend or… Read More »Can I Leave My Rabbit Alone For 2 Days?