Broccoli. Maybe you loved it as a kid. Or maybe you shoved it aside, muttering, “rabbit food.” But wait. Now that you’re a real bunny owner, you’re wondering if those …
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 …