Rabbit Care and Advice

Rabbit-lovers will know that there is nothing bunnies love more than to have a good old munch on fresh plants. Not only is chewing a great boredom buster for rabbits, but fibrous plants can also help to support their…

Wild bunnies eat a wide variety of different green plants, roots and fruits, and so it’s no surprise that their domestic counterparts also need a range of veg in their diet. However, not all plants and vegetation are safe…

This article will cover everything you could ever want to know about caecotrophs.
We’ll be discussing what caecotrophs are, the journey from nugget to caecotroph and how you rabbit’s caecotrophs can give you a better insight into their overall…

Rabbits are active creatures and they need enough space in their home to run, jump and play. This means that a hutch on its own won’t be enough to keep your bunnies happy – they’ll also need an exercise…

Yes – flystrike in rabbits, or ‘myiasis’, happens when a fly lays eggs on your rabbit, which hatch into maggots. In the UK, this is usually the green bottle fly, but flystrike can also be caused by other fly…

Deciding whether to keep your rabbits inside or outside is a personal choice, but environmental and safety factors should be considered to make the best decision for your bunnies.