Rabbits

So, you’ve decided to welcome a little fluffy bunny into your household. First of all, congratulations on your new addition! Hopefully, you’ve prepared everything and got your hutch, food, bedding, and toys ready for your new furry friend. All that’s left now is… Well, maybe the hardest part of all: Finding the perfect rabbit name. Here are our top rabbit names to help you choose.

So, you’ve decided you want a new pet that really turns heads, and for all the right reasons! Enter: The continental giant rabbit.

Not everybody knows that the English Spot rabbit breed has an incredibly long history. When you hold one in your arms, you are actually carrying a little piece of the Victorian era!

In a land far, far away (or just around the corner, if you happen to live in Japan) lies an island steeped in mystery, controversy, and, well, hundreds of rabbits. That place is Okunoshima, or “Rabbit Island”— a small island found in the Seto Inland Sea of Japan, which just so happens to be populated by 700 to 1000 cute, fluffy bunny rabbits.

What is a French lop rabbit?

Yep, though most of us think of the lopped ear bunny as a super-cute pet, people in the past loved to chow down on the tender meat! Nowadays (thankfully) French lop rabbits are renowned in the rabbit world as show bunnies and great pets, thanks to their cutesie appearance and benevolent temperament.

Dwarf rabbits have become a popular household pet. People love them because they’re small and adorable, and many dwarf breeds have great temperaments as well. In this guide, you’ll learn everything you need to know about adopting a dwarf rabbit, including:

The Chinchilla rabbit is popular amongst pet owners and breeders alike. They have fur that looks strikingly similar to the chinchilla and even temperaments that make them great pets. There are three distinct breeds of chinchilla bunnies – and none of them are related to the small rodent, the chinchilla.

Not all rabbits were created equal. Yes, they’re all obscenely cute, furry and lovable. But some very special famous rabbits have managed to climb out of their rabbit hole and straight into the limelight! As long as we adore bunnies, movies, cartoons and marketing campaigns will always be made starring our furry pals. So, let’s take a look at the most famous rabbits, and explore what they’re famous for.

The Polish rabbit is a magical little creature, and not only because of their charming good looks and enchanting personality. They’re also a magician’s favourite breed to pull out of a hat because of their docile personalities and their small, adorable bodies!

The Silver Fox rabbit is a magnificent, rare domestic breed that was developed in the United States in the 1920s by Walter B. Garland. Their most striking feature is a beautiful coat lined with silver-tipped hairs.

Flemish Giant rabbits, referred to as the “king of rabbits” and the “gentle giant” are one of the most popular bunny breeds among pet owners. They’re known for being sweet and lovable, making them great family pets.

How much do you know about your pet rabbit’s anatomy? You might know the basics – they have big ears so they can hear predators coming, big legs to help them hop away quickly, and big front teeth to help them chomp down on grass. But what about their muscles, skin, sensory organs, and digestive system?