Wild rabbits instinctively know what to eat, and since they have access to a wide range of plants, they can feed on those that best provide for their nutritional needs. A pet bun doesn’t have that option but instead will eat the food their humans offer. That’s why it’s important for you, their fur mom…
Adorable, cuddly, and full of personality, that’s what rabbits are. No wonder they’re among the most common animal companions, along with cats and dogs. Their cuteness quotient and gentle nature make them a great addition to any family. However, they also have weird behaviors that can be perplexing, especially to new bun owners. Why do…
One of the distinguishing physical traits of a rabbit is their ears. Long and floppy, those appendages make a bun simply look too adorable for words. It’s also easy for mites and bacteria to get into those ears because of their size. The many folds inside, along with the moist environment, can make your bun’s…
What’s cuter than a charming, fluffy rabbit? A cuddly and loveable mini bun, that’s what. Dwarf rabbit breeds are experiencing a popularity boost. And why not? Dwarf breeds are just as adorable as other bun types, plus their compact size makes them easier to feed, house, and carry around. Moreover, unlike other animal breeds that may…
Rabbits have this peculiar habit. They eat their poop. Sounds gross, right? But there’s an excellent reason why they do so. Also, they don’t consume all their droppings. Instead, they only go for the type called cecotropes. Long-time bun parents know how important this poop is to their pets’ well-being. So they worry when their…
The White Vienna Rabbit is definitely a beauty. With their stunning all-white coat and pale blue eyes, this lovely bun breed makes a very welcome addition to your family. But that’s not just because of their gorgeous looks. White Vienna Rabbits have other traits that make them good companion animals. If you’re thinking of getting…
We’re sure that, like most pet parents, you aim to keep your bunny in the best of health. Unfortunately, despite your best efforts, your fur baby can still get sick. Snuffles in rabbits is one of those ailments that can befall your bun and, if not treated correctly, it can turn chronic, or worse, lead…
Rabbits are furry bundles of energy. Bun parents are familiar with the zoomies, that frenetic burst of activity rabbits often display. There’s also the binky, which is a sight to behold. Because they’re such energetic pets, a bun who seems lethargic or uninterested in playing worries his humans. No wonder then that the question why…
Rabbits are experts when it comes to grooming. They’re also clean animals, so don’t be surprised if your bun spends a large chunk of the day grooming himself. If your fur baby lives with other rabbits, he may groom his pals, as well. Why do rabbits groom each other anyway? Well, it’s not just to…
Rabbits are sociable creatures. That’s why it’s in their nature to want to live in a large group. A solitary bun can get lonely so getting a companion for your pet is a great idea if your living situation allows you to do so. However, even if your bunny will likely want a friend, don’t expect him to…