Rabbits are often misunderstood. Many people think of them as low-maintenance pets who are fine in small cages and eat little more than carrots and pellets. In reality, rabbits are intelligent, social, and sensitive animals who need specialized care. Misunderstandings often lead to poor welfare, health problems, and shortened lifespans. This...
Rabbits are deeply social animals. In the wild, they live in groups where they groom one another, forage together, and rely on the safety of companionship. When kept as pets, this instinct does not disappear. Rabbits who are kept alone often become lonely, stressed, or depressed, even if they receive...
A rabbit’s diet is the foundation of their health. Rabbits have highly sensitive digestive systems that require constant balance. The wrong foods or feeding practices can lead to serious health issues, including obesity, digestive blockages, and dental problems. Unfortunately, one of the most common mistakes new guardians make is relying...
A rabbit’s environment directly affects their health, happiness, and behavior. Too often, rabbits are confined to small hutches or cages with little room to move. This setup is not only outdated but also harmful, leading to boredom, stress, and health problems. Rabbits need space to hop, stretch, dig, and play,...
Rabbits are gentle, intelligent, and social animals who make wonderful companions when cared for properly. However, many people underestimate their needs, treating them as low-maintenance pets. In reality, rabbits require as much time, attention, and commitment as cats or dogs. Without proper care, they can suffer from health problems, boredom,...
