Rabbitszone All about Rabbits
With a secure enclosure and occasional supervision, rabbits can be housed outdoors. However, the question most bunny owners often ask themselves is, can I leave my rabbit outside at night? The short answer is no if your intention is to let it free-roam indoors. On the other hand, it’s a yes if it’s outdoors … Read more
If you intend to purchase a new house for your bunny, you might be asking, what should I look for when buying a rabbit hutch? The answer to this question boils down to your pet’s comfort, which includes hutch size, material, flooring, and accessories. What should I look for in a rabbit hutch? Hutch … Read more
Digging is one of those natural behaviors that both wild and domestic rabbits partake in. While the former typically live in burrows, bunnies in captivity can dig an average of one foot deep if given an opportunity. This, therefore, leaves most rabbit owners wondering how to keep rabbits from digging out of the pen. Keep … Read more
Considering that rabbits are prey animals, they need an enclosure that offers them maximum safety, more so if they’re housed outdoors. Depending on where you live, your pet can fall victim to being attacked by dogs, cats, foxes, birds of prey, raccoons, weasels, or snakes. The question most owners often ask is, how can I … Read more
The question you may sometimes wonder as an indoor rabbit owner is, can I keep a rabbit in my bedroom? The short answer is yes. However, there are certain factors you ought to consider first. The two main ones are bunny proofing your bedroom and also ensuring that your rabbit is litter trained. Preparation prior … Read more
If you’re keeping both rabbits and goats, or intend to do so you may often have wondered, can rabbits live with goats? The short answer is no. This is mainly because of the high health risk associated with keeping both species. On top of that, rabbits and goats both have behavioral and size differences, which … Read more
Dwarf and average-sized rabbits are considered seniors when they’re around 7 to 8 years. Large bunnies on the other hand are regarded as elderly when they turn 4 or 5 years. Regardless of breed, one thing is certain, older rabbits are more attentive compared to younger rabbits thus making them easier to litter train. The … Read more
The question rabbit owners often ask is, how do I get my bunny to trust me to pick him up? A rabbit with all its four feet off the ground isn’t something your pet considers natural, however, you may need to carry them from time to time. Considering that a rabbit has a fragile skeletal … Read more
Rabbits chew on stuff instinctively to wear down their teeth or sometimes out of sheer boredom. However, sometimes this particular behavior can turn destructive or it might even end up harming your pet’s health if left unchecked. This article looks at the various ways how to train a bunny not to chew on things. … Read more
Rabbits just like cats and dogs are intelligent pets that are easy to litter train. However, if you were to choose between a buck and a doe, which one would you adopt? Going a step further, are male or female rabbits easier to litter train? This article answers that and much more regarding this particular … Read more
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