Olivia Moore Rabbits can experience both positive and negative emotions. Low mood and depression in your bunny can significantly impact their well-being, so you’ll want to make sure they’re happy and cared for at all times.
Rabbits are curious animals that love to explore, but if you’re not careful, they can be destructive! Learn how to protect your home from chewing and digging, while also keeping your rabbit safe.
Traveling can be stressful for rabbits, but sometimes it’s necessary. Learn how to make trips to the vet safe and stress-free for your bun.
Bunnies are not solitary animals, and thrive when they can interact with their own kind. However, they’re also very territorial, so bonding two rabbits needs to be a careful process.
Some rabbits like to be held, while others do not. Either way, you’ll have to pick them up at some point, for trips to the vet or grooming. Learn how to handle them correctly so they feel safe and secure at all times.
Many owners like to keep their rabbits inside because they are closer to them, safe from predators, and protected from the weather. Find out how to meet all your rabbit’s needs when housing them indoors.
Housing your rabbit outside can give your rabbit more space, and protect your home from being destroyed! Read why you might choose to keep rabbits outside and how to do this.