Pet Rabbit Information Articles

Grieving The Loss Of Your Pet Rabbit

It's not silly to seriously grieve the death of your pet rabbit.  But how do you do it?  What does it mean to grieve well?  And how do we help children through their grieving?  Find out what you can do to work through your pet loss grief.

Pet Rabbit FAQs

Get your rabbit facts here in easy-to-read, question-and-answer format.

Pet Rabbit Travel

The biggest danger when traveling with a bunny is a hot car.  Also of concern is the stress the rabbit may experience and the resulting appetite loss and susceptibility to illness.  But by considering your rabbits' basic needs for food, water, cool temperature, basic sanitation, physical safety, and moderation of stress, you can travel successfully with your pet rabbits.

Adopting Adult and Nearly-Adult Rabbits

Many people believe that a baby rabbit is their best choice for a pet rabbit.  But baby rabbits are very delicate and may not survive the stress of moving to a new home.  Find out why adult rabbits and those 4-6 months old are wonderful choices for new pets.

A Rabbit Makes The Best Pet For Modern Families

You feel like your life is too busy to have a pet.  After all, you don't want your new pet to feel neglected.  But have you considered the pet that is not too demanding and relatively easy to care for, yet full of personality?

Rabbit Toy Information

Rabbit toys are important for keeping your pet rabbit's mind stimulated.  They keep your pet bunny out of trouble by keeping him interested in safe choices of activity.  Find out how to make free toys and which store-bought toys are best for your pet rabbit.

Pitfalls of Rabbit Breeding

Breeding rabbits is a wonderful thing for some people.  If you are committed, willing to learn a lot, have the space, and can purchase or make all of the equipment, you may find it very rewarding.  But for the casual breeder who just wants to have a litter or two for the experience, you may want to consider these points before you start.