Sicknesses in rabbits can be scary. Fortunately we’ve got the resources and help you need to both understand what’s making them sick and also how to help them recover.
Rabbits are notable for the quantity of their poop. Because they eat mainly hay, which is high in fiber, they produce plenty of waste material daily. We don’t think anyone took the time to measure the exact quantity, but it’s safe to say that buns move their bowels a lot. That’s why fur parents find…
Many people associate long, floppy ears with rabbits. And yes, those droopy appendages are perhaps the most distinctive features buns have. But we can say some interesting things about their large, soulful eyes as well. And because they are the windows to your bun’s health, familiarity with rabbit eye problems will let you know if…
Your bun’s large, soulful eyes not only add to his cuteness quotient, but they also serve as windows to his health. So if you see anything odd about your bun’s peepers, it warrants a closer look because he may be suffering from some medical issues. An eye infection, which can afflict all rabbits, is one of them. That’s why bun parents like…
We’re sure you want to give the best care to your fur baby. So you provide them with nutritious meals and treats plus a clean habitat where they can safely sleep and play. And if your bun gets sick, you’re ready to take them to the vet to restore them to good health. But before…
A rabbit’s sneeze may sound cute at first. You may even eagerly wait for the face-washing that usually follows a sneeze as it really is an adorable sight. But when your bunny keeps sneezing, your delight may quickly turn to concern. First-time bun-parents, especially, can find the situation alarming because they don’t have much experience…