Rabbit advice

Blocked tear ducts (Dacryocystitis) is an abnormal flow of tears from your rabbit's eyes.

There are several foods and plants that can be poisonous to small animals. Take a look at our list below of foods and plants to avoid.

These festive wreaths are perfect for keeping your fibrevore's teeth and digestive system healthy, and they look great too! You can gift these to your rabbits, guinea pigs, degus, or chinchillas this Christmas.

These lovely, natural crackers are easy to make and perfect for your pet fibrevores, such as rabbits, guinea pigs, degus or chinchillas this Christmas.

A self led e-learning course suitable for anyone with pet rabbits, who works with rabbits, or who would simply like to learn more.

This essential family workshop explores the basic needs of a rabbit. You’ll learn everything you need to know about how to keep your rabbits happy and healthy.

Rabbits are inquisitive and adventurous pets. They love a spacious environment to explore, a rabbit friend for company, and tasty food to graze on.  

Rabbits are extremely social animals who depend on the companionship of other rabbits for security and comfort.

Vaccinating your pet rabbits is now more important than ever due to the rapid spread of VHD2.

Rabbits are often a favourite with families. Getting two rabbits is ideal.

Make sure you health check your rabbits weekly and look out for any changes in their behaviour every day – rabbits can be very good at hiding any health issues until they are really suffering. 

To help your rabbits live a long and healthy life, their diet should be as natural and varied as possible.