Rabbitszone : All about Rabbits
I often get asked, where do rabbits originate from? Bunnies are descendants of the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) that originated from the southern European mainland. They were the only domesticated rabbits that lead to the rise of the current variety of rabbit breeds you see today. It’s worth pointing out, however, that cottontail and jackrabbits … Read more
Rabbits were first domesticated as early as the 5th century. They were kept as pets or bred for their meat and fur. However, the age-old question is what did rabbits evolve from? Fossil records dating back to 40 million years ago suggest that Lagomorpha (an order of mammals that rabbits belong to) evolved from Asia. … Read more
Rabbit owners can agree that adopting a new bunny for the first time is an exciting experience. However, where to buy a bunny near you is the tricky part. Although there are many options available, you’ll need to consider the rabbit’s health and temperament before adoption. For instance, you’ll want to adopt a spayed or … Read more
Having a rabbit that responds to your commands is quite impressive, however, how to train a rabbit to come when called is a question that puzzles most. First and foremost, you need to create a bond with your pet and repetitively reward them when they respond to their name or your command. Since rabbits are … Read more
A rabbit’s diet comprises 70% hay,20% pellets, and 10% veggies. In other words, vegetables play a pivotal role when it comes to a rabbit’s health. So what veggies can rabbits eat? Some of the best veggies and greens include arugula, carrot tops, broccoli leaves, bok choy, romaine lettuce, kale, Kohlrabi, watercress, dandelion greens, celery leaves, … Read more
New rabbit owners and some avid groomers often find it hard to differentiate between a male vs a female rabbit. One way to tell apart a male and female rabbit is by examining their genitals. Bucks have two visible testicles, while females have v-shaped genitalia. Determining the gender for kittens below four months entails gently … Read more
As much as we love our beloved pets, death is inevitable and destined to happen at some point in a rabbit’s lifetime. Although the average lifespan of a rabbit is around 8 to 12 years, they can kick the bucket earlier due to unnatural causes. Some of the tell-tale signs of a dying rabbit include … Read more
Rabbit molting happens naturally and is certainly nothing to worry about. However, excessive shedding should be a great concern. kitten’s fur molt when they’re around 5 months old. An intermediate coat forms over their initial one and later on fully developed fur replaces it. Bunnies that are 6 months old or more molt twice per … Read more
Dwarf rabbits are adorable pets that are popular in many households. In case you own a tiny rabbit or perhaps intend to adopt one and you’re wondering how long they live, then this article is for you. Dwarf rabbits live an average of 8 to 10 years with some breeds such as the Netherland Dwarf … Read more
Are rabbits good pets for kids? This is the question most parents who want to adopt a bunny for their little one probably ask a lot. The short answer is that most bunnies aren’t good pets for young children. Although rabbits are adorable and seem like the perfect pet for small children, they’re delicate animals. … Read more
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