It may not be possible to always know what your pet rabbit is thinking, but there are some signs to watch out for if you want to find out if he’s a happy, healthy pet. Body language can be a huge indictor to how your rabbit may be feeling, and as a bunny parent, it’s important to keep an eye on this so you can ensure the best possible care for them. In this blog post, I’ll explain the signs of...
What is Neutering? Neutering is a surgical procedure performed to prevent reproduction in both female and male rabbits. In males, the testicles are removed, which causes a drop in the level of testosterone. In females, the ovaries and the uterus are removed, preventing your rabbit from falling pregnant. The operation is very straightforward; your rabbit will arrive in the veterinary clinic in the morning, stay for the day and most likely will be home by evening or the next day. As with...
When bringing home a new rabbit, you want them to be as happy and as comfortable as possible. This means taking the correct parasite preventative measures to ensure your rabbit doesn’t fall ill. Many parasites can affect pet rabbits and if left untreated, can lead to serious illness. In this blog post, I will discuss the types of parasite your rabbit may encounter and how to take the correct preventative measures to ensure your bunny is as happy and as healthy...
Easily tamed and sociable, rabbits are wonderful pets for older children and adults. Your indoor rabbit can also be house-trained and once this is done, they will make for a wonderful companion. They are the third most popular pet in Ireland after dogs and cats, so it’s no secret that people adore these furry little animals. In this blog post, we’ll explain what some of the different types of rabbit are, their characteristics, and how to care for them. There are...
Vaccinations and your Rabbit Part of taking care of your rabbit is ensuring they receive all their vaccinations to prevent diseases from developing. Rabbits, if unvaccinated, can become very sick and vulnerable to illnesses such as Viral Haemorrhagic Disease(VHD) and Myxomatosis (Myxy) which can become fatal in contracted. If your rabbit being kept outdoors, it is even more vital that they receive all their vaccinations. In this blog post, I will walk through the different vaccines vets administer to rabbits, the diseases...
Just like any other pet, rabbits require a nutritious, balanced diet in order to stay happy and healthy. Rabbits are herbivores, which means they will only eat vegetables and must follow a plant-based diet filled with fresh veggies, fruit, hay and pellets. They are also foragers, so make sure your rabbit has access to fresh hay throughout the day. In this blog post, I’ll explain the best foods to feed your beloved bunny, what foods to avoid feeding him, and how...
Can my Rabbit be House Trained? Rabbits can make wonderful indoor pets but many people are unsure if they can be house trained. Well, the answer is yes, with a bit of patience, a good routine, and of course a litter box, they can be house trained! In the blog post below we’re going to show you how to get your beloved pet rabbit house trained and ready to welcome into your home. Preparing your Litter Box The first step to house training...
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