When I was a kid, my parents bought my first rabbit for $15. That’s not a lot of money. But of the three bunnies that the breeder was selling, Biscuit was the most expensive one, because he came with a pedigree. As you can see from my story, rabbits have traditionally been considered cheap pets. … Read more
Rabbits are cute and cuddly-looking animals, so it’s natural to want to pet them! Bunnies are highly social and can be very affectionate. In my experience, most rabbits will enjoy some petting once they’re bonded with their owners. It’s essential you take your time and pet your rabbit the right way. If you’re wondering: “where … Read more
Cleaning out the rabbit’s hutch may seem like one of the more mundane tasks of rabbit ownership. But did you know that bunny poop can tell you a lot about rabbits’ health – and could even help you save your pet rabbit’s life? You may think that sounds overdramatic, but after ten years looking after … Read more
Does my rabbit hate me? I think 95% of rabbit owners have this thought at some point. There will be times in your relationship with your bunny when it feels like your rabbit is upset with you. Your rabbit may run away from you, or refuse to come out of its cage, or even grunt … Read more
Rabbits are fluffy, adorable creatures, so it’s often a shock for owners when they bite. Sometimes, bunnies bite to communicate how they’re feeling. It’s an unpleasant behavior and can be very painful. You need to address biting so you and your bunny can live happily together. I’ve worked with many rabbits over the years, and … Read more
Do rabbits love their owners? I would argue that they do. Rabbits have very different ways of expressing themselves than dogs or cats. They won’t bark eagerly at your return, and most won’t rub the length of their bodies against your legs in quite the way that cats do. Because rabbits are quiet creatures and … Read more
Dogs are curious animals and constantly investigate new objects they come into contact with. Because dogs explore their environment through their sense of smell and taste, they sometimes eat things they are not supposed to. These range from diapers to cigarette butts and even rabbit poop. This rabbit poop-eating habit is called coprophagia, and it’s … Read more
You may not know it, but your cute pet rabbit is probably hiding a dirty secret. When the sun goes down, this lovable little creature engages in a habit that goes against all good hygiene: eating their own poop! But why do rabbits eat their poop? Although they’re secretive about this behavior, you may catch … Read more
Both cats and rabbits are popular pets, and it’s not uncommon to see them living in the same household. This leaves many potential owners wondering: ‘do bunnies and cats get along?’ Although cats and rabbits aren’t natural friends, they can live harmoniously. In my experience, how well they get along depends on the individual cat … Read more
Rabbits are very social animals. They’re much happier living in a pair or a group of bunnies. If you adopt a rabbit, they often come with a friend they’re already bonded with. If you own a single rabbit, you can find them a friend, but you must introduce them in the right way. This is … Read more