A rabbit’s teeth never stops growing, which is why it is important that they eat hay to constantly trim them down. While pellets and other chew toys can take care of their front teeth, the only way to trim down their molars or back teeth is to eat hay. A rabbit with no or little hay in his/her diet will be more prone in developing … Continue reading Overgrown Teeth
GASTROINTESTINAL STASIS: Gastrointestinal Stasis (G.I. Stasis) is a common but very serious and life threatening condition wherein the rabbit’s digestive system slows down or stops. Rabbits experiencing G.I. Stasis look more or less normal, therefore making it hard to notice right away. The first sign of stasis that is the most commonly noticed is when your rabbit suddenly refuses to eat (even his favorite treat!) … Continue reading G.I. Stasis
Finding a rabbit-savvy veterinarian in the Philippines could be a bit difficult since they aren’t very common. So we’ve made a list of the vets and clinics that we’ve grown to trust with our furbabies. VETS IN PRACTICE ANIMAL HOSPITAL (VIP) VIP caters to dogs, cats, small animals and other exotic animals. Their services range from diagnostic services to surgery. Their main branch was in … Continue reading Rabbit Veterinarians
When you spend enough time with rabbits, you’d realize at some point that they do have a unique way of expressing how they feel. After 8 years of owning rabbits, we now somehow understand what they are thinking or feeling based on the different actions that they do. Here, we’ve compiled a list of these common actions that will hopefully help you understand what your … Continue reading Bunny Language
Rabbits aren’t meant to be kept in small cages 24/7. They need wide spaces where they can safely play and explore. Rabbits are happiest when they have enough space and freedom to run around and be their happy little selves. The two most accessible options where to keep your rabbit are a pen and a cage. Pens are more spacious than cages and are ideally … Continue reading Housing
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Like any other family member, rabbits require a lot of love, care, and attention. As opposed to what most people think, rabbits are not low maintenance pets. Please do not buy a bunny and just lock it up in a cage, or give it as a toy to a child. In fact, as compared to dogs and cats, rabbits need extra care as they are … Continue reading Bunny 101
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