Rabbit

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?

Syringe feeding can stimulate your rabbits appetite. Offer ​fresh parsley and other fragrant, tasty herbs throughout the day. He may eventually take a nibble. Even… Read More »How Do I Get My Rabbit To Eat Again?

You can directly syringe feed water to your rabbit, but in most cases they will not be eating either. Most likely you will be instructed… Read More »Should I Syringe Water To My Rabbit?

While many veterinarians recommend Timothy Hay as the best type of hay, Orchard Grass is a good substitute if you or your rabbit have issues… Read More »What Can Replace Hay For Rabbits?

By eating fresh grass, rabbits are able to get a lot of the natural water that they need from their diet and won’t need to… Read More »Do Rabbits Get Water From Grass?

The best water bowl for a rabbit should be made of made of ceramic or stoneware since it is heavy enough that your rabbit will… Read More »What Type Of Water Bowl Is Best For Rabbits?

At minimum, it’s best to split the daily amount of required formula into three separate feeding sessions. However rabbits that are very weak should be… Read More »How Often Should You Feed A Sick Rabbit?

Veterinarians now know that rabbits that are not eating have developed gastrointestinal (GI) stasis. GI stasis is the slowing of passage of food through the… Read More »What Causes Gut Stasis In Rabbits?

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?

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?