Pet rabbit books

Ferrets, Rabbits and Rodents: Clinical Medicine and Surgery (Ferrets, Rabbits & Rodents)

by Katherine E. Quesenberry & James W. Carpenter

Okay, this book is not for a casual read.  I highly recommend this book if you are having any medical problems with your rabbit, especially if you are having problems finding a rabbit-savvy vet in your area.  It can give you a basis for discussions with your veterinarian.

This is the book my own veterinarian uses - and he's been raising and showing rabbits for well over two decades.  I also have this book in my own library.  I refer to it often, though I admit that I have to look up a lot of medical terms to make sense of it. However, it has helped me a lot with my rabbits.

Why Does My Rabbit . . . ? (Pet Care)

by Anne McBride

Written by an animal behavior counselor, this book offers some insight and advice for those experiencing either physical or behavioral problems with their pet rabbit.

The Relaxed Rabbit: Massage for Your Pet Bunny

by Chandra Moira Beal

For those who are a little timid about touching their rabbit, here are some step-by-step instructions.  Rabbits really do enjoy a good massage and a firm touch.

Rabbits: Complete Care Guide

by Virginia Parker Guidry

This book is a fairly easy read, which makes it a good choice especially if your rabbit is owned or co-owned by a young person.  Great pictures!