Here is an essential insight into the wellbeing of rabbits in the UK. The following statistics show how UK pet rabbits are being cared for. All information has been provided from the PAW PDSA animal wellbeing report 2018. We hope this blog will help raise awareness that still so much needs to be done when …
Rabbits definitely love their food and treats. Watching their little mouths munch away while enjoying their favourite foods makes your heart smile. Rabbits are full of character and you will see the funny side of their personalities spring to life when they know food & treats are about. You will find out if you …
Did you know rabbits can get bored very easily? Could your rabbits be bored? How can you tell? Here we help identify boredom in bunnies and what can be done to prevent it. Many times we hear people say “Why do you have rabbits? They don’t do anything!” Not only is that a very silly …
Our handbook is what all bunny parents have been waiting for, whether new to rabbits or experienced, this book will give you a generous dose of easy-to-follow friendly advice on caring for rabbits in the best way possible. For bunny parents old & new If you are already lucky enough to share your life with …
It’s always much more beneficial for you to go to a rabbit rescue rather than a pet shop or breeder
Adopt don’t shop buy your rabbit
Always remember to praise your rabbit after you have completed your health check and give them a small bit of carrot or parsley as a treat. They will soon forgive you!
If your rabbit gets stressed when carrying out a health check – sing a little song to them or rub their noses or ears, generally make a fuss and calm them down before you continue. Some rabbits are more comfortable being examined on the floor.
Wrap a towel around your rabbit if you need to stop them struggling whilst carrying out a health check. Wrap it diagonally from the shoulder to the hip & make sure you have not covered their face
By carrying out a health check in a room your rabbit is not familiar with, will help if your rabbit is always struggling to get away.
