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Close-up of a brown rabbit sitting on green grass, showcasing its curious expression.

Rabbits / Getting Started

Dealing With Obesity in Rabbits

A plump rabbit is often seen as cute, but excess weight is one of the more damaging and under-recognised health issues in pet rabbits, quietly increasing the risk of arthritis, heart strain, skin infe

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Adorable moment of children gently petting a white rabbit indoors, capturing love and warmth.

Rabbits / Getting Started

Travelling With a Rabbit by Car in India

Rabbits generally find car travel stressful, but with the right preparation, a trip to the vet or a family move need not turn into an ordeal for either of you.

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Charming close-up of a fluffy rabbit being held, showcasing warmth and affection.

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Keeping Your Rabbit Safe Through an Indian Summer

Indian summers are punishing even for animals built to handle heat, and rabbits are not built for it at all. Unlike dogs, rabbits cannot pant efficiently to cool down, and thick fur that once protecte

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Cute brown rabbit munching grass in a sunny outdoor setting.

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Cleaning Your Rabbit's Enclosure the Right Way

Rabbits are naturally tidy animals, and once litter trained, most will use one corner consistently. That habit makes cleaning simpler, but it still needs to happen on a routine, since ammonia from uri

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Adorable white rabbit being gently stroked on a cozy indoor setting.

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Homemade Toys to Keep a Rabbit Busy

Bored rabbits chew furniture, dig at carpets and can become withdrawn. Toys are not a luxury for them, they are how a rabbit works off energy and keeps its mind active. The good news is that most rabb

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Close-up of a fluffy white rabbit sitting on the floor with food indoors.

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Rabbit Sounds and What They Mean

Rabbits are far quieter than cats or dogs, which makes the sounds they do make worth paying close attention to. Most vocalisations in a healthy rabbit are subtle, and a few are worth knowing as warnin

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