About Rabbits

Rabbit Care

Considering Buying A House Rabbit?

Rabbits can quite happily live in the house if you don’t like the thought of keeping them in the garden. Many people find that they get more out of their pet by sharing their home with them; it is also easier to keep a close eye on them and be aware of any signs of illness. They are very sociable and adaptable animals, and are very easy to train... [Read more of this review]

---

Caring For Your Baby Rabbits

Once your baby rabbits are born, you must look after them well to ensure their survival. Mortality rates in rabbit babies (called kits or kittens) are unfortunately high. Don’t worry if the doe leaves the kits shortly after birth; this is perfectly natural and doesn’t mean she is going to abandon them. She will feed them twice daily, usually during... [Read more of this review]

---

Caring For Your Pregnant Rabbit

Once you have made the decision to breed from your rabbit, and she has become pregnant, you will want to ensure that you give her the best care possible. Here are some tips on caring for your pregnant rabbit. It can be very difficult to spot when your rabbit is pregnant as they tend to hide it very well. Even vets and professional breeders can find... [Read more of this review]

---

What You Need To Know About Breeding Rabbits

If you enjoy owning a pet rabbit, you may decide to start breeding rabbits. This is a big responsibility and should not be undertaken lightly. You will need to ensure that you can find homes for the babies before you decide to breed as there are a lot of rabbits in shelters awaiting new homes. Generally it is only a good idea to breed rabbits that... [Read more of this review]

---

Common Rabbit Diseases To Watch For

No matter how well you care for your pet rabbit, there are a number of diseases she will be at risk of contracting. Here are a few of the most common rabbit diseases and their symptoms to watch out for; Myxomatosis; this is a viral infection caused by bites from infected fleas, and is invariably fatal. Symptoms are puffiness and swelling around the... [Read more of this review]

---

Read More Posts From Rabbit Care