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Rabbits

Rabbits

Get essential tips for rabbit care and welfare. Learn about proper nutrition, housing, health, and what to do if your rabbit needs medical attention.

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What Food is and isn’t Safe For Pets

Before you throw some leftovers to your pet, just quickly search up if it’s good for them or not to ensure their safety and health.

Help and support when you adopt a pet

Taking your new family pet home may feel rather daunting, but don’t worry you’re not alone we’ve plenty of advice and support to offer.

Stopping pet theft

Make sure your garden is secure and if you have a gate then fit it with a lock. It’s also a good idea to fit a bell to the gate so you hear if anyone opens it.

Giving up a pet you are unable to care for

Sometimes giving up a pet is the right thing to do, but it can be distressing for you and them, so it needs to be done carefully.

Rabbits

Pet rabbits can be taught to respond to commands using positive reward-based training.

Find or call a Vet

Visit our pet advice pages for more information and to find out how to keep your pet healthy and happy.

Pet Bereavement

This can be the hardest decision you ever have to make as a pet owner. When making the decision, remember to think about what’s best for your pet, however tough that may be.

General Pet Care

Our pet care advice pages cover everything from how to reduce your pet’s fear of fireworks and the importance of microchipping your pet to how neutering your pet can prevent unwanted litters, ways to banish pesky fleas and worms and the dangers of pet obesity

Flystrike in pets

Preventing flystrike in pets Flystrike can happen in a matter of hours and can quickly lead to toxic shock and death.

What is a healthy food diet for pet Rabbits?

Rabbits graze, naturally eating grass/other plants for long periods, mainly at dawn and dusk.
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