Caring for rabbits

While rabbits are adorable little critters, they're not as easy to care for as they look. That's why we bring you 15 reasons not to get a pet rabbit. Before deciding to adopt and welcome a bunny into your home, consider these 15 things so you don't end up regretting your decision and rehoming your new pet!

Rabbit body language can tell us a lot about how they feel toward us. You can often know if your rabbit loves you by how relaxed they are around you

Tips for keeping your rabbit warm during winter. Cold weather care for rabbits takes just a little bit of effort on your part.

Every rabbit will have their preferences for toys, but since rabbits are diggers by nature, many of them can have a lot of fun with their very own digging box.

Bunnies are adorable creatures that make great pets, but just like any other animal, taking care of them requires commitment and effort.

Printable Digital Download bunny chore chart. Do you or your kids need help keeping track of caring for your bunny? This cute and simple bunny rabbit digital care schedule checklist will do the trick - includes daily, weekly and monthly tasks. Also includes a blank space for you to personalize any additional needs. Great, helpful tool for easily organizing kids or adults caring for critters! Instant digital download, print as many times as you'd like!

This is dedicated to first-timers and accidental breeders – no judgment, just valuable information. Continue reading to learn more about rabbit gestation and get some useful tips for caring for pregnant rabbits.

A healthy rabbit diet should be made up of hay, supply of fresh water, pellets and occasional treats. Rabbits also eat plants, vegetables and fruits.

Rabbits are not beginner pets. They can be almost as much work to take care of as a typical dog. Before adopting a bunny, it’s important to learn about their many traits that can cause unique problems for any unsuspecting new rabbit caretaker.