Welcome to the Bunny corner, the section of our website dedicated to Rabbits.
Here is a collection of all our rabbit related articles.
You’ll find guides on the most popular domesticated rabbit breeds, of which there are many, comprehensive care guides to keep your pet in tip top condition, and reviews and recommendations for the essential kit you and your little furry friend need to get the most of your rabbit parenting adventure.
In comparison to many of the other popular rabbit breeds, the Netherland Dwarf is actually relatively modern. As you have probably already guessed, they originate from the Netherlands. They came about as a result of breeding small Polish rabbits with wild rabbits.
Rabbits are generally quiet animals, especially in the wild where making to much noise might alert would be predators of their whereabouts.
However, Bunnies do indeed make a number of sounds, and understanding these give pet parents a better understanding of their rabbits mood.
In the Wild, Rabbits are not nocturnal, but rather Crepuscular. This may vary somewhat with domesticated pet Rabbits, where certain outside factors can affect your Bunnies body clock.
One of the oldest breeds of Rabbit, the Harlequin Rabbit is famous for its markings which have made is a popular show bunny. Is this clown of the rabbit for you? Read on for our guide to the jester of the bunny world.
Rex is a medium-sized rabbit that is suited to all types of pet owners because of its calm and playful demeanor. It is also very intelligent and docile. But, what makes it stand out from the rest is it velvet like fur.
Its fur is short and soft that points outwards, making for a lush touch. It is very friendly to handlers and pet owners. Rex falls under the commercial category due to its large size. It is a common breed available at most commercial breeders.
You’re thinking of getting a rabbit, and what’s not to like? It’s not just down to that cute, twitchy nose. Intelligent and sociable, they are beautiful animals and make wonderful additions to your family. However, there are a few important things to consider before bringing your pet rabbit home. Check out this ultimate guide for how to care for a rabbit!
The short answer to this question is ‘yes, rabbits can swim, but they would rather not’. This article will help explain what we mean.
Although bunnies can survive in the water for a short while, they find it a stressful experience. So, we should avoid putting our rabbits in water.
On a hot summer’s day, you may have been tempted to put your bunny in the paddling pool. Perhaps with the good intention of cooling him down. However, although bunnies will stay afloat, they will paddle frantically and expend large amounts of energy. This is not really swimming. More surviving. No bunny has ever got in the water just for enjoyment, even on the hottest day.
It is no surprise rabbits make popular pets. What’s not to like! They’re intelligent, cuddly, beautiful and great fun! You’ll want to do everything possible to ensure you get many happy years with your pet rabbit! So, How long do rabbits live?
Remember Bugs Bunny? This cartoon character just loved carrots and it’s a classic image of what to feed rabbits! In reality, getting the diet right is intrinsic to rabbit health. So what do rabbits eat ? Check out this article to find out what’s on the menu for happy bunnies.
