Pet Rabbits

Rabbits are long-eared, furry mammals more related to horses than to rodents like mice or rats. Some people keep rabbits as quiet, easy-care pets, while others raise rabbits as a meat source.

Rabbits are soft and cute, and they make great house pets. However, they do require some degree of maintenance and supervision, so they should not be given to small children as pets. If you are...

Not all veterinarians treat rabbits. If you have a rabbit you will need to find one that treats “exotic pets.” You also want a vet that knows what he or she is doing when it comes to rabbits. Did...

Pets can have as many emergency situations as humans and pets can become very ill or even die if not treated right away. Most pets' friendly demeanor goes away immediately once they become sick...

There may come a time when you find an abandoned rabbit that used to belong to someone. And since domestic rabbits have a hard time surviving out on their own—the rabbit will need to be rescued....

Bunny rabbits can make wonderful pets. People use them as emotional support animals to help ease depression, anxiety, and other issues. Each rabbit has a very unique personality. They also require...

Learn from an exotic animal health technician and learn the fundamentals of introducing your pet rabbit to other household pets like dogs and cats in this free online video.

Are you planning on buying a pet rabbit? There are several places where you can obtain a rabbit that will make a good pet or show animal.

Rabbits are social animals and make wonderful additions to any pet-loving family. However, when there are already pets in the house, such as cats or dogs, you must take special care to ensure that...

Rabbits are very sociable creatures. They enjoy interacting with their human companions once they learn to trust you (see the Bond With Your Rabbit'Gain Your Rabbit's Trust eHow). Their social...