Introduction. Tired of your furry friends munching on your precious plants and flowers? Or considering BUYING or have a pet rabbit that you would like to give unmanaged access to your garden? Pet rabbits love being in a rabbit proof garden, able to forage, run, jump and play. However, if you are a rabbit keeping gardener, they …
Introduction. Is it OK to keep rabbits indoors? Yes, rabbits live indoors, and being safe from predators are often more relaxed in that environment. However, if you are considering keeping rabbits indoors, there are a few things you should be aware of. But, if you invest the time and effort after BUYING A RABBIT, you …
Keeping Rabbits Indoors – Happy Pets love free roaming Read Post »
Introduction. Are you considering BUYING A PET RABBIT to add to your family? If so, have you considered keeping free range rabbits? Rabbits that are free to roam and explore their surroundings, and not confined in a cage or enclosure. While this may seem like a risky choice, there are many benefits to this lifestyle for rabbits and …
Free Range Rabbits – the Way to Heathy Happy Bunnies Read Post »
Introduction Predator proofing for rabbits involves creating a secure area that prevents any predators from gaining access to your bunny’s environment. So, if you intend keeping your rabbits in an outdoor hutch and run or allow them free time your garden. Ensuring they have protection from predators is vital for their safety and not overlooked. …
Predator Proofing – How to Keep your Rabbits Safe. Read Post »
Introduction. Are you considering keeping rabbits outside? Can rabbits live outside all year round? Yes, they can! Wild rabbits live outside in underground burrows all year round. But they have the freedom, space, and ability to create their own habitat. However, your pet rabbit will need you to supply suitable and safe accommodation to live …
Keeping Rabbits Outside Needs Space Love And Dedication Read Post »
Not Feeding Rabbits As Nature Intended Is One Of The Most Common Causes Of Premature Death In Pet Rabbits. But They Will Eat Almost Anything We Provide For Them! So what can rabbits eat daily? If you don’t know the answer, and THINKING OF HAVING a pet rabbit you need to read on. So What do Wild …
Dutch rabbit Bob arrived and settled in during the autumn months. But as the days shortened, so did Babe and Bob’s time in the garden. I was shutting the door at dusk, and they were not happy rabbits spending more time in the house. A Dutch Rabbit tantrum So, they vented their frustration on my …
Like Babe, bunny rabbit Bob came with a free health check and combined Myxomatosis/Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease vaccination. But unlike BABE, he would be seeing the new vet. Bunny rabbit Bob’s Health Check Now rabbit Bob had a nervous disposition and would run for cover when a sparrow flew over the garden. So, you can imagine …
Buying a rabbit is cheap, and they are popular pets because they are cute and affectionate. But, as commonly believed, far from low-cost or easy to keep and may live for ten years. Becoming a pet can have its advantages for a rabbit but does not change its basic needs or instincts. Hence, you may …
Buying a rabbit – think rabbit keeping is easy and cheap? Read Post »
Pet Rabbits are happier pets when living as a pair, male and female. And, it was time to find free range pet rabbit Babe, a partner. She was now over six months old and was ready for the vet to make her infertile. A Free Range Pet Rabbit Partner for Babe So, as I was …
Neutering rabbits never crossed my mind when I bought Babe or during the brief time she had been with me. She kept me too busy to think about anything more than protecting her and my garden. But that was about to change thanks to a vet. babe’s free health check Babe came with a voucher …
How the fifty-seven-year gap between my first and second pet rabbit changed rabbit keeping. Improving life for my new rabbit. My first pet rabbit My first rabbit, a gift from my parents, arrived at our home in a cardboard box. Not being well off, my father made a rabbit house from a 3-foot (0.915m)long wooden …
I had no intention of getting a new pet rabbit, but fate had other plans. I love animals and have been around dogs, cats, and horses for a substantial part of my life. But my childhood rabbit did not work out too well. So, why would I need or want a child’s pet to care …
