Wild bunny care

What do wild rabbits eat? Do they have similar diets to our domestic bunnies, or is there a large difference between wild and domestic rabbits?

If you come across a wild baby rabbit and notice that the mother is not around, do not assume that it's been abandoned. Mother rabbits only feed their babies twice per day. This occurs during the early morning hours and very late at night. If you suspect the death of the mother rabbit, nursing or caring for her wild baby can help keep him alive.

How to Care for Orphaned Bunnies and Cottontails-Video How to Care for Orphaned Bunnies and Cottontails It’s the first day of spring and since it’s about that time of year for babies to start being born, I’ve decided (by popular demand) to do a post on what to do if you find a tiny little […]

Save money and produce fresh fruit and veggies for you rabbit by growing a bunny garden. These plants are easy to grow in gardens or containers to feed your pet bun.

While rabbits are adorable little critters, they're not as easy to care for as they look. That's why we bring you 15 reasons not to get a pet rabbit. Before deciding to adopt and welcome a bunny into your home, consider these 15 things so you don't end up regretting your decision and rehoming your new pet!

Baby bunnies are so exciting when you raise rabbits! They don't need lot of help, but here's what you need to do to care for them.

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Wondering how to care for baby bunnies? Well, that is what this page is about. While we probably wouldn't recommend that you just dive right in and look after a newborn bunny baby without owning a different rabbit in the past, we are sure that the information on this page will help you out. It

Rabbits are incredibly interesting animals and while many are kept as pets, there are thought to be around 37,500 wild rabbits in the UK alone. In China, the rabbit population is at almost a quarter of a million making this the most populated country for wild rabbits.