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Objects to play with or throw – such as untreated straw, wicker, sea-grass mats and baskets, balls and plastic flower pots. Solid plastic baby toys… Read More »What Can I Give My Rabbit To Play With?

Laying down is (usually) a sign of a comfortable rabbit Most of the time when a rabbit is laying down, it’s actually a sign of… Read More »Why Is My Rabbit Just Laying There?

Most rabbits will not need a heated environment to make it through the winter. An easy way to keep your rabbit comfortable and safe during… Read More »Do Outdoor Rabbits Need A Heater?

A temperature of between 10-20°C is recommended as ideal for domestic rabbits, though they can cope with lower temperatures, but tend to suffer from too… Read More »What Should I Do With My Rabbits In Winter?

Subtle signs of illness in a rabbit vary and can include: Slow movement, staying still or hiding away. Breathing faster than usual or noisy breathing.… Read More »How Do You Know If Your Rabbit Is Not Feeling Well?

While you seek treatment, try to keep your rabbit hydrated and warm. A syringe with water or soft foods (applesauce or baby food) can assist.… Read More »How Do You Treat A Sick Rabbit At Home?

Paralysis may be caused by tumours in the brain or spine. Any long term illness can cause weakness and muscle loss. Organ failure such as… Read More »Why Does My Rabbit Seem Paralyzed?

Floppy Bunny Syndrome is a condition that usually presents with acute onset of generalised weakness or flaccid paralysis of the body, resulting in the rabbit’s… Read More »What Does It Mean When A Rabbit Can’T Stand Up?

If you want to feed the wild rabbits in your community, it’s best to give them a natural way to continue foraging for food. If… Read More »Can I Leave Food Out For Wild Rabbits?