Rabbit Kittens
Female rabbits enter puberty at 4 to 6 months of age, depending on the breed (up to 8 months in some giant breeds). They can then become pregnant if mated with a male. We recommend separating non-neutered males from fully fertile females and preventing any...
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Rabbit Nutrition
Most health problems encountered in rabbits occur as a result of an inappropriate diet. In fact, it is possible to prevent many chronic problems by simply following some basic ground rules on rabbit nutrition. Rabbits need a high-fibre diet. Fibre is essential for maintaining a...
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The Impact of Vegetables in Your Rabbit’s Diet
Rabbits are particularly sensitive animals to the level of calcium in their diet. Calcium predisposes to the development of urinary stones and kidney problems. To avoid this, it is advisable to provide rabbit food that’s low in calcium (ex: Oxbow, Oxbow Select Garden) and to...
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The Rabbit
Contrary to popular belief, rabbits have a good life expectancy and even comparable to the dog or cat!
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