If you’ve ever seen a bunny binky or heard a growl and thought, hm what’s behind that behavior… this topic is for you!
Rabbit behavior can go from super sweet to scared to angry, just like any other pet. And understanding how and why they do the things they do is key to a happy, healthy bunny-human relationship.
A bunny nose is one of the cutest things you’ll ever see. Bunnies wiggle and twitch their noses so often, but we bet you can’t help but stop and stare each time because they’re so adorable. Well, buns wiggle their sniffer not to look more endearing than they already are but also for other reasons….
Rabbits are some of the quietest animals around. Have you noticed they don’t have a sound associated with their species? That’s probably because they communicate primarily through body language. So we can imagine your surprise when your usually silent pet creates a loud noise, such as foot thumping. The sound of his feet hitting the…
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…
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…
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 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…
Rabbits are excellent leapers, able to jump as high as four feet. That’s quite a feat considering their size. But these furry bundles of joy don’t just leap straight up; they also seem to enjoy hopping over one another. Although that can be a fascinating sight, many bun lovers can’t help but ask the question,…
As bun parents, you’ve probably seen your pet do some strange things. Like other animals, rabbits sometimes display behaviors that make their owners shake their heads, wondering what it means. So it’s pretty common to hear questions like why is my rabbit scratching the floor or why is my bun zooming all over the house? …
Rabbits can’t talk. They also don’t make sounds that are unique to their species the way cats and dogs do. Still, they have their way of communicating with their kind and with their humans as well. They do this through their body language and by making a variety of sounds. The thing is, it’s not…
If you’re a new bun parent, you might think your rabbit never sleeps because he always has his eyes open. But don’t worry, your pet is getting the snooze time he needs. During those instances when your fur pal seems to be staring into space, he may actually be in deep slumber. So, do rabbits…