Will a Rabbit’s Broken Leg Heal on Its Own? Complete Guide Owning a rabbit means you’re always on guard for their health. They’re cute, fragile, and full of surprises. But accidents? They’re bound to happen. One of the most gut-wrenching scenarios? A broken leg. You see your bunny hopping funny. Maybe not hopping at all. […]
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Senior Rabbit Care for Happy Golden Years As rabbits age, their needs change, requiring special care to ensure they stay happy and healthy in their golden years. Senior rabbit care involves adapting their environment, diet, and activity levels to suit their aging bodies. From addressing health concerns like arthritis and cataracts to providing soft flooring
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How to Treat Ear Mites in Rabbits: A Comprehensive Guide Does your rabbit have crusty scabs around its ears or seem to be itching their ears non-stop, causing scratch wounds? These could be signs of ear mites. Ear mites in rabbits are a common issue that should be addressed promptly. The condition is treatable with
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Bunny Breathing Fast: What It Means and When to Be Concerned Rabbits breathe much faster than humans. What seems like rapid breathing might actually be your rabbit’s normal respiratory rate. However, it’s crucial to understand when fast breathing indicates an underlying issue. Learning to distinguish between healthy and unhealthy breathing patterns will help you care
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Signs of Rabbit Depression: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions As a general rule, rabbits are known for their happy, friendly, sociable, and hoppy behavior. This entire package is part of their charm. However, rabbits can experience bouts of sadness and negative emotions. Changes in their environment, stress, and illness can lead to depression. If your rabbit
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Treatment for Sore Hocks in Rabbits: A Complete Guide Today I’m sharing everything you need to know about treatment for sore hocks in rabbits, also known as pododermatitis. This common yet serious condition occurs when the bottoms of a rabbit’s feet become raw, red, or inflamed due to pressure, irritation, or infection. Sore hocks can
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Why Do Rabbits Shake? You’ve likely observed various rabbit behaviors. So, why do rabbits shake? In the wild, rabbits are prey animals, so their body language is instinct-based. Understanding your pet’s body language is crucial, as signs like shaking, twitching, and trembling indicate discomfort. Common causes of shaking include fear, nervousness, and stress. A less
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Trimming Bunny Nails: A Step-by-Step Guide Hello everyone! Hope you all doing great. Today we will discuss all about trimming bunny nails. It’s really important to trim your rabbit’s nails regularly because they do tend to get too long. Out in nature, wild rabbits are constantly running, digging, and moving around, which naturally keeps their
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Feeding a Newborn Bunny: What You Need to Know Sometimes, situations arise where newborn or very young rabbit kits need to be hand-fed. This could be due to the death of the mother rabbit or because the mother is not feeding her kits properly. If you find yourself in such a situation, what should you
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How to Handle Diarrhea in Rabbits Hello friends, hope you all are doing great with your beloved furry friend. And today we will discuss a common but serious problem: diarrhea in rabbits. This issue is a big deal because if left untreated, it can quickly become fatal. Rabbits can dehydrate within hours, making swift action
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