Why Do Rabbits Have Short Tails? 3 Important Reasons!
Rabbits have really short tails in comparison to other animals. My dog generally wags its tail as a sign of happiness or excitement. So I know an animal’s tail is …
Can You Use Pine Shavings for Rabbit’s Bedding?
I was standing in the pet supply store the other day, wondering which bedding to buy for my pair of lion head rabbits. There is a range available, from pine …
How Big Do Lionhead Rabbits Get?
Lionhead rabbits are known for their long, wooly mane, which is reminiscent of a lion’s mane. They come in a variety of colors. They can have a wispy single mane …
Can You Use Newspaper for Rabbit Bedding?
Rabbit bedding is a personal choice for many rabbit owners and their rabbits. Not all rabbits have the same bedding needs. Some rabbits prefer straw or sawdust shavings while others …
Why Does My Rabbit Follow Me?
Have you ever wondered why your rabbit follows you around? Does this mean your rabbit is trying to tell you something or wants to show affection to you? Or is …
Why Does My Rabbit Stare at Me?
Rabbits stare at the humans they live with for a variety of reasons. In this article, I will try and cover most of the common reasons why your rabbit may …
Can You Keep Rabbits With Chickens?
Rabbits and chickens are both solitary creatures who don’t do well when housed with other animals. However, they’re also prey for many predators (including hawks) so keeping them outdoors isn’t …
Can Rabbits Eat Guinea Pig Food?
Guinea pigs and rabbits are both herbivores and eat very much of the same food. If you have a guinea pig and rabbit but run out of rabbit food, you …
Why Do Rabbits Poop So Much?
If you are a new rabbit owner, you can expect to learn a large number of different things because they are quite different than the average dog and cat. Rabbits …
How Do Rabbits Communicate? Some Cues to Look for!
To get to know your rabbit and enjoy the time you spend with him more, it helps to understand “bunny talk.” Rabbits communicate with a unique language that they make …
