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  • What Are the Treatments for Spondylosis in Rabbits?

    Spondylosis is a disorder in which noncancerous, tumor-like growths begin to grow on a rabbit's spine. While this disorder can be painful, there are often little or no apparent symptoms. Treatment...

  • How to Cut Rabbit Fur

    There are four different kinds of rabbit fur: normal fur, with a dense undercoat; satin fur that reflects light, giving it a nice sheen; rex fur, which can stand on end, giving it a distinct feel;...

  • How to Care for Your Rabbit

    Never had a rabbit before? This article will help you choose the breed and how to care for your rabbit.

  • Rabbit's Skin Disease

    Like any other pet, rabbits can develop skin disease. There are several possible causes of skin disease in rabbits that will cause discomfort to the animal and require medical treatment.

  • A Rabbit's Proper Diet

    Raise rabbits for cuddly, friendly companions the whole family will love. Rabbits are great pets individually or in groups and are generally friendly with children. Feed your rabbit a healthy diet...

  • Desert Cottontail Rabbit Diet

    The Desert Cottontail rabbit is an iconic rabbit because of its long ears. Often referred to as the "jack rabbit," this species is an herbivore and has various dietary characteristics that make it...

  • How to Make a Bunny Burrito

    Despite what may first come to mind, a bunny burrito is not what's for dinner. The bunny burrito is a technique used to wrap your pet rabbit in a safe cocoon for the administration of medications...

  • Why Are Rabbit's Ears Warm?

    Although you might think your pet rabbit has big, warm ears just for beauty's sake, the fact is those wonderful ears serve an important function for the animal's body.

  • Ringworm Treatment for Rabbits

    A common infection found in pet rabbits is ringworm. Contrary to its name, the infection is not due to a worm but to a fungus known as trichophyton mentagrophytes or microsporum canis. Medically,...

  • What Are the Causes of Loose Stools in Rabbits?

    Rabbits are cute and soft creatures that we want to cuddle. Keeping rabbits cute and cuddly can sometimes be a challenge if the rabbit is suffering from loose stools.

  • How to Build a Rabbit Hutch With a Run

    Rabbits make excellent house pets, but it is important to make them feel comfortable. Provide a pet rabbit with a fenced-in hutch that will provide them with room to move around. This will give...

  • How to Wash Your Pet Bunny

    Pet bunnies rarely have to be bathed. Rabbits are fastidious about grooming, and with frequent brushing on your part, a bath should not be necessary unless your bunny gets into something messy....

  • How to Treat Rabbits for Ear Mites

    Ear mites can damage your rabbit's ears and cause your rabbit tremendous discomfort. If your rabbit has ear mites, his ears will have crust built up, he will shake his head repeatedly and scratch...

  • Rabbit Ringworm Treatment

    Ringworm in rabbits is a fungal infection that causes red, crusty lesions to form on the skin. This fungus is easily spread to other animals that come in contact with the infected rabbit.

  • Treatment of Mange Mites in Rabbits

    Mange mites, or Sarcoptes mites, are tiny parasites that burrow into the skin of animals like dogs, cats and rabbits. In the case of rabbits, mange mites cause white, foul-smelling crusts to form...

  • How to Feed Bird Seeds to Rabbits

    Rabbits have specific dietary requirements to keep healthy and live long lives. If you have a pet rabbit, feed it a balanced diet including hay, vegetables and a small number of treats per day....

  • How to Build an Outdoor Wood Rabbit Hutch

    An ideal rabbit hutch is made from wood to withstand the elements and wire to make cleaning easy. There are several models available in pet stores, but the cost is often far too high. With tools...

  • How to Fence Your Yard for Rabbits

    Rabbits make wonderful pets. They're gentle and friendly, enjoy being stroked and don't make much noise. Rabbits can also do a lot of damage. It's important to securely fence in the area of the...

  • How to Treat Rabbit Ear Mites

    Psoroptes cuniculi is a tenacious and painful ear mite infestation that can affect rabbits. A highly contagious parasite, the ear mite is transmitted through close contact with an infected animal....

  • Rabbit Eye Diseases

    Rabbits' eyes are not only sensitive to light but are prone to inflammation when the body is invaded by infection. Rabbit eye infections should be treated immediately by a veterinarian; untreated...

  • Use of Baytril in Rabbits

    Baytril (enrofloxacin) is an antibiotic for animals that comes in a pill, liquid or injection. Because baytril is most commonly prescribed for cats and dogs, the pill and liquid is now produced in...

  • How Would I Know If a Bunny Has a Urinary Infection?

    Caring for a pet rabbit is both rewarding and challenging. Knowing how to tell when your rabbit has a urinary infection takes understanding your bunny and learning about the illness. It is also...

  • How to Make a Fun Bunny Toy

    It is important that rabbits have things to play with and toss around. Bunnies, especially those in their younger years have lots of pent up energy which can be managed by giving them time to run...

  • Types of Rabbit Fur

    Rabbit fur is sought after for various uses, from apparel to batting inside bedding. According to the American Rabbit Breeders Association, there are four main fur types found in American breeds...

  • Remedies for Rabbit Ear Mites

    Mites are parasites that live in or on the skin of animals and feed off their blood. Rabbits commonly get infestations in or around their ears, where mites and their larvae cause infection, hair...

  • How to give your Bunny a Check-up

    It is always important to regularly check your rabbit for signs of infection, illness, and parasites that if left untreated could cause serious health concerns. Rabbits for the most part are...

  • Permethrin Poisoning Symptoms in Rabbits

    Permethrin is a synthetic insecticide that can be toxic to rabbits if they are exposed to high concentrations of the chemical. Exposure can be through inhalation, absorption through the eyes or...

  • How to Catch Rabbits in a Live Trap

    Wild rabbits are not difficult to catch live with the right trap, bait and placement. You may want to catch rabbits to relocate them out of your garden or yard if they are being destructive to...

  • Advantages and Disadvantages of Rabbit Cages

    There are many rabbit cages on the market, and each has its pros and cons. At first glance it may seem easy to choose from a stylish hutch and a simple cage but burrow further into their...

  • How to Treat a Rabbit's Cold

    Rabbits get sick easily, especially if their living conditions are unsanitary or poorly managed. Respiratory symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, and watery eyes are common in rabbits and should...

  • How to Get Rid of Bunny Allergies

    Bunnies are the name that is often used for small, domesticated rabbits. Pet rabbits can be a fun addition to any household, but their fur can be a cause of allergies for many people. If the...

  • How to Choose the Best Companion Rabbit

    Choosing a pet can be a time consuming venture, especially if you are choosing for the family, specifically a young girl. Just like dogs, different breeds of rabbits have different personalities,...

  • How to Make a Soup Can Rabbit Toy

    Want to give your bunny something that he'll love? Want it to be inexpensive yet as fun as those expensive toys? This one will last long and can be made shortly after lunch or dinner!

  • How to Get Rid of Mites on Rabbits

    Mites that burrow themselves into your rabbit's fur can cause intense itching for your pet. As your rabbit begins to scratch, you may notice chunks of fur missing from its neck and back. If the...

  • What Are the Benefits of Neutering My Rabbit?

    Neutering your pet rabbit can have several health, and behavioral benefits for both males and females. The recommended age for neutering a rabbit is after 6 months, but before 2 years of age.

  • How to Get Rid of Rabbit Mites

    Rabbits have been a part of human history for centuries. Originally classified as a large variety of rodents, rabbits were kept mainly as a source of meat and fur. As mainstream farming and...

  • How to Care for Abused or Neglected Rabbits

    Rabbits are quiet prey animals. They are used for snake food, people food, encouraging dog fighting and hunting as well as cock fighting. They are also often abused and neglected because they do...

  • Do it Yourself Rabbit Hutch

    Rabbits are beautiful animals. That is why many people have them as pets. By building a safe and secure rabbit hutch, the owner can relax knowing that the newest addition to their family is...

  • Rabbit Uterine Infection

    Females rabbits who have not been spayed can suffer from a uterine infection called pyometra. The infection is common among rabbits and other small mammals and can be treated with antibiotics or...

  • Homemade Rabbit Treats

    Most rabbit treats found in pet supermarkets are filled with sugar and are basically bunny junk food. Keep your rabbit happy and healthy by making your own nutritious treats at home. It might take...

  • How to Choose a Pet Rabbit Hutch

    Pet rabbits are now a very popular family pet and it is though that there are well over 1 million pet rabbits in the UK. Choosing the right hutch for your rabbit is vital for its wellbeing, so...

  • Netherland Dwarf Rabbit Lifespan

    The Netherland Dwarf rabbit is one of the most popular breeds of rabbit kept as a pet in homes and backyards across the world. With proper loving care, this low-maintenance bunny can be a...

  • Florida White Rabit Information

    The Florida white rabbit is a very popular breed. The American Rabbit Breeders Association officially recognized the Florida white rabbit in 1967. Breeders sought to produce a breed that would be...

  • How to Build a Custom Shed for Guinea Pigs & Rabbits

    Building a pleasant outdoor space for your rabbits or guinea pigs doesn't have to be complicated. As you can see from the pictures, this simple design provides a large space perfect for those...

  • How to Treat Ringworm in Rabbits

    Many mammals, including rabbits, may suffer from ringworm. It is a skin disease caused by a fungus. Ringworm is one of the few diseases that animals can transmit to humans. While some ringworm...

  • Rabbit Hutch Instructions

    Rabbits make fun and loving house pets. Just like a cat or dog, they have certain needs for their care that new bunny owners must learn about. A hutch is the first essential piece of equipment...

  • Rabbit Fur Types

    The American Rabbit Breeders Association (ARBA) recognizes many colors, textures and pattern types for rabbit breeds. Each breed has its own set of allowable and preferred fur types.

  • Difference Between Male & Female Rabbits

    If you are considering bringing home a pet rabbit, you should find out as much about these furry, sociable creatures as you can before picking your pet. Though most domestic rabbits can be trained...

  • Outside Plants That Are Good for Indoor Rabbits to Eat

    Indoor rabbits, or house rabbits, will nibble on just about any plant, not to mention extension cords and carpet. That's why you need to make sure you do not have any poisonous plants within their...

  • What Are the Treatments for Hind-Leg Weakness in Rabbits?

    Hind-leg weakness in a rabbit is any time the animal doesn't have its usual strength in its back legs. This can be anything from minor stumbling while hopping around to complete paralysis in which...

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