Care Resources

Rabbit Behavior Explained: Why They Thump, Flop, and Zoom
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...
Everything You Need to Know About Rabbit Toys
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,...
The Importance Of Bedding For Your Rabbit
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...
The Ins and Outs Of Rabbit Grooming
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...
A Guide To Snacks & Treats For Your Rabbit
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 101: Care Resource Guide
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...
Everything You Need to Know About Habitats for Your Small Pet
Different pets need habitats suited to their size, safety, and natural behavior. Key factors: space, ventilation, strong materials, and chew resistance. Use safe bedding, keep it clean, and change it...
What’s In The Pantry? Rabbit and Guinea Pig Supplements and Remedies
Supplements and remedies are extras to a basic diet and should be used with a small-pets-savvy vet. Nutri-Rescue is a prebiotic liquid “jump-starter” for rabbits or guinea pigs who stop...
Fueling Your Small Pets With The Best Pet Food
Start with what each species eats in the wild to guide diet choices. For rabbits: 85% of diet = hay (available always); pellets are a supplement; leafy greens daily;...
What Is Timothy Hay? The Beginners Guide
Timothy hay is high-fiber, low-protein, and key for digestion and teeth. Three cuts: 1st = coarse/high fiber, 2nd = balanced, 3rd = soft/leafy. Alfalfa hay is richer, good for...