Ellyn has been rescuing, raising, and writing about rabbits for two decades and loves to help others discover the joy of rabbit care.
Her favorite rabbit color is black. She thinks the cutest part of a bunny is the fluffy space right between its ears.
Bonding with a pet bunny is like building a relationship with any other sentient being: the more time you spend together, the more quickly you’ll learn to read each other. …
When the chaos in your world feels overwhelming, watching a rabbit go about its daily business is incredibly peaceful. A rabbit’s needs are simple – hay, playtime, and pettings – …
Rabbits love chewing cardboard. I’ve cared for dozens of bunnies over the years and every single one of them will rip into a brown cardboard box with vigor. It’s fun …
As much as I love my free-range rabbit, it’s like letting a toddler run around the house with scissors. Rabbits have a need to gnaw. Their strong, sharp incisors grow …
Looking for the best brush for your pet rabbit? While rabbits aren’t hypoallergenic animals, they don’t spread as much hair around your home as other pets – nothing like a …
If you’re hoping to housetrain your pet rabbit, I have good news: bunnies are one of the easiest pets to litter-train. Naturally neat and creatures of habit, most rabbits will …
Bunnies are winsome, affectionate, and among the cutest animals on the planet. Also – let’s be honest – bunnies can stink. Technically, your bunny itself doesn’t smell bad. (I think …
You wouldn’t believe how hard it is to find a practical indoor rabbit cage. At least, not until you’ve shopped for one. Many rabbit cages sold online look fancy, but …
The ways people keep pet rabbits – and, as a result, the materials we choose for bunny bedding – have radically changed over the past forty years. In the “old …
The Jersey Wooly breed always reminds me of that page in a Dr. Seuss classic where a child is happily brushing the glowing, luxurious hair of a tiny pet. Because, …
