Rabbits
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The Scottish SPCA has launched an appeal to find a new home for a blind bunny.
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As part of Rabbit Awareness week (May 9 to May 15) animal charity Support Adoption For Pets offers bunny lovers top tips to keep their family rabbits happy at home.
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For the first time animal welfare organisations, welfare scientists, breeders, the pet industry and the veterinary profession have come together to agree on a vision for improving rabbit welfare.
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The Scottish SPCA is appealing for information after a rabbit was found in woodland in Ayrshire.
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The Dutch Rabbit is one of the oldest rabbit breeds and has a white blaze on its face and broad white band around its shoulders and over its back.
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The French Lop Rabbit is a large rabbit with ears that hang below the jaw line and has a calm and gentle nature.
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The Netherland Dwarf Rabbit is a small rabbit with small, erect ears and is one of the most popular breeds of rabbit kept as a pet.
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Rabbits are a popular pet but are sensitive animals with powerful hindlegs. Read why rabbits are a popular pet and the type of owner a rabbit would suit.
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Before buying a rabbit it is important to consider how much it costs to keep a rabbit so check out our guide to the average costs involved in owning a rabbit. -
When looking to buy a rabbit as a pet there are 3 main sources to consider and these are detailed to help you decide where is the best place to look for a pet rabbit. -
Before buying a pet rabbit, as well as the costs involved, it is important to ensure that it will be given the time and attention it requires so check out this guide to the needs of a pet rabbit. -
It is important to prepare for the arrival of a rabbit, bring it home in a suitable container and give it time to settle into its new surroundings to keep stress to a minimum.
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A rabbit's diet can be supplemented with vegetables and fruit to eat but there are a few vegetables and fruits that are not safe to feed to rabbits, so check out which are safe to feed and which to avoid.
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Check out what rabbits should eat, how much to feed and how often.
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Check out normal vital signs for a rabbit. -
A rabbit's diet can be supplemented with herbs, plants and flowers to eat but it is important to know which are safe to feed and which are poisonous to rabbits.
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Rabbit Plan is one of Pet Plan's Covered For Life® policies which provides up to £2,000 vet fees cover per year.
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A new edition of this popular paperback book about what your rabbits need to stay happy and healthy is available from May 2015.