Why are rabbits scared of everything
“My bunny is scared of absolutely everything and everyone”. Is the concern many of the bunny owners have including me. Find out more…
Rabbits
Rabbits
Are bunnies/rabbits good pets?
Bunnies are very appealing to people of all ages, particularly persuasive children! If you’re thinking about getting a rabbit for your child, there are a few things you should think about first.
When Do Baby Rabbits Get Fur ? 5 fascinating facts you should know
When Do Baby Rabbits Get Fur-They’re also born with no fur at all.The majority of rabbits will have some fur by the time they are 7 days old…
Why do rabbits pull out their fur?Interesting things you should know
Pulling out their own fur, or that of another rabbit, often puzzles owners. It looks painful and can leave bald patch.Why do rabbits pull out their fur?
Why does rabbit fur change colour? -Explained
Why does rabbit fur change colour? Rabbit owners may feel concerned if they see that the colour of their rabbit’s fur Changing. Is it normal for a baby buns fur to change colour?
Why rabbits eat their poop ?( 5 questions & Answers)
You will likely have seen your pet rabbit eating its poop. Though it may seem weird and disgusting it is normal for rabbits. So,Why rabbits eat their poop?
Why rabbits eat their babies- 5 ways to prevent them
Rabbits are known to consume their own young on occasion. Your pet is more prone to experience this if he or she is experiencing extreme anxiety, is lacking in dietary protein, or has become very territorial.Why rabbits eat their babies- 5 ways to prevent them
How Do I Cope With The Loss Of My bunny ?
Rabbits make excellent companions because they are independent, clean, low maintenance, quiet, playful, good with children, and cuddly. Furthermore, Rabbits are wonderfull tiny pets that allow us to form strong bonds.
The many characteristics of rabbits, as well as their cuteness, make losing one heartbreaking.
As a result, it is natural to experience a void in your life and heart when they pass away.
How to comfort a dying bunny
Our pets are more than just animals; they are members of our families. They provide us with love, companionship, and many wonderful memories.
Rabbits are no different. However, because rabbits have a shorter lifespan than humans (they can live anywhere from 10 to 18 years depending on the breed), all rabbit owners have or will experience loss at some point.
When that dreaded moment arrives, all we can do is make them feel safe and loved.