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Rabbits make wonderful pets – they’re naturally curious, social and bursting with character! But to live their best life, they need a rabbit friend and spacious housing. Find out more about keeping rabbits happy and healthy in this advice article.
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During the hot summer months, it’s important to think about our small furry pets. Rabbits can really struggle in hot weather, so we’ve put together a few tips on how to keep them cool and safe.
Rabbits are active animals – they love to run, dig, hop and jump. Providing them with spacious housing attached to a secure run will help keep them active, happy and healthy.
At Woodgreen, we understand that life is full of surprises around every corner. And sometimes things can get in the way which are beyond your control which might make it hard to care for your rabbit.
Rabbits can live indoors. However, consider this very carefully as it can have quite an impact on your home.
Rabbits are inquisitive and adventurous pets who love to have a spacious environment to explore and tasty food to graze on. They are often seen as cute and fluffy, but they come with big characters and a variety of needs – they’re not a pet to be taken lightly.
Rabbits are inquisitive and adventurous pets who love to have a spacious environment to explore and tasty food to graze on. They are often seen as cute and fluffy, but they come with big characters and a variety of needs – they’re not a pet to be taken lightly.
Obesity in rabbits can be fairly common, especially rabbits who have been kept in small accommodation or regularly overfed.
Allowing children to care for and bond with their pets can be an exciting and enjoyable experience. In our video, we share the best ways for children to interact with rabbits:
Like with all procedures, neutering rabbits comes with its risks, and these should be discussed with your small pet-savvy vet.
Did you know, growing your own food and forage for your pet rabbits used to be the traditional way of feeding them?
Did you know that a bird feeder can be a great way of giving your rabbits their hay?
Blocked tear ducts (Dacryocystitis) is an abnormal flow of tears from your rabbit's eyes.