About Rabbits

In this guide, we will be talking about the growth rate for various different breeds of rabbit and looking at what you can expect from your pet. We’ve also got some great tips that you can use to help your rabbit grow healthily and happily. So, let’s explore!

While you’re sitting there munching on your favorite nut or nut combination, you just might consider giving one or more nut treats to our buns. Before you do, however, stop and ask yourself, do rabbits eat nuts? Or, are nuts safe for rabbits to eat? The answer to these questions is yes and no. Yes, some nuts are safe for rabbits, but if you feed them to your bun, you want to do so sparingly. After reading this article, however, you may decide to forego the nut treat altogether.

In the forest or out on the plains, rabbits create communal family groups (called warrens) that band together to satisfy each other’s social needs and to provide safety. With a group of rabbits, it is much easier to keep watch for lurking predators and help raise each other’s kits.

You just brought home your first pet rabbit and, so far, so good. Well, except for your pet’s sleeping habits.

Bunny owners love their furry friends, but the poop they produce can become a problem.

Aside from running and fighting, a rabbit may play dead to avoid an attack.