Your Rabbit Questions, Answered by an Exotic Vet
Rabbits have a way of keeping us guessing. One day, everything feels perfectly routine; their appetite is strong, grooming is normal, and the litter box looks just as it should....
Rabbits have a way of keeping us guessing. One day, everything feels perfectly routine; their appetite is strong, grooming is normal, and the litter box looks just as it should....
Having a small pet around brings so much joy, from their hilarious middle-of-the-night wheel runs to those sweet, quiet snuggles. The only catch is that they have delicate digestive systems....
Small pets need more than a basic cage and food; a healthy setup should include safe housing, clean bedding, fresh water, hiding places, enrichment, and species-appropriate nutrition. Rabbits, guinea pigs,...
Have you ever hit the wall during previous hay purchases for your furballs online? Here's how to spot premium options and prevent expensive vet visits...
Hay-based fiber is essential — for rabbits and guinea pigs, hay should make up the majority (≈80%) of the diet because it’s the key source of both insoluble and soluble...
Toys support natural behaviours like chewing, gnawing, digging, tossing, chasing and foraging—and are more than just fun for rabbits and guinea pigs. Many materials used in mass-market toys may be...
Zooms and binkies show joy, thumps warn of fear or annoyance, and flops mean relaxation. Age, breed, and hormones affect how often rabbits show these behaviors. Noises, stress, pain, or...
Rabbit toys aren’t just for fun — they help with mental stimulation, physical exercise, dental health, and preventing boredom. Types of toys include chew toys, toss & chase, puzzle toys,...
Rabbits benefit from herbs because they’re rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fiber, supporting digestion, immunity, and overall health. Herbs add variety and encourage natural foraging behaviours, making feeding more...
You need safe bedding that’s sludge-free, dust-free, without clumping cat litter or artificial scents. Good bedding choices include soft paper, natural floral paper, aspen shavings, paper pellets, pine pellets, and...
Grooming prevents health issues: skin problems, fur mats, and dangerous fur ingestion. Brush weekly for short/medium coats; daily or often during heavy shedding (especially for long-haired rabbits). Keep skin dry...
Rabbits need a solid base diet of fresh hay 24/7, good-quality pellets, water, and daily leafy greens before treats come in. Treats should be extras — something new or special,...
Rabbits require a long-term commitment: they live ~8-12 years (sometimes more), need care similar to dogs though in different ways. Breed matters: size, temperament, appearance vary. Small breeds often more...
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