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Build a hopping haven at home with these adorable, creative indoor bunny habitat ideas that will keep your furry friend happy and healthy.

It's no easy task to earn your rabbit's trust. Though they are inquisitive creatures, their instinct is to run from anything large and noisy, especially if that something is attempting to pick it up. In terms of personality, expect your...

10 Plants to Grow for Your Pet Rabbit with helpful information eg where in your garden you can grow plants for both you & your bunny to enjoy

These easy to make toilet paper roll toys are a great (free!) option for small pets. All you need is cardboard tubes, scissors, and food (hay or pellets).

Sore hocks, also known as pododermatitis, is a very common problem in pet rabbits. It occurs when the bottom of a rabbit's foot develops sores that eventually become inflamed and infected. Many factors can contribute to sore hocks, such as...

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.

Discover effective tips on how to get your picky rabbit to eat hay. From choosing the right hay variety to offering it in creative ways, learn how to encourage your bunny to maintain a healthy diet. Help your furry friend stay happy and healthy by incorporating these strategies into their daily routine. Say goodbye to mealtime struggles with these expert recommendations designed to make hay more enticing for even the pickiest of rabbits.

Give your old sweater a second life by turning it into a cozy pet bed. This diy project turns a favorite old sweater into a washable, snuggly spot for cats, small dogs, or bunnies.

Rabbits need stimulation just like dogs and cats. Try these: 🧻 Toilet paper roll treat puzzle 📦 Cardboard dig box 🌾 Hay-stuffed paper bags 🐾 Tunnels and hideouts Keeps your bun busy, healthy, and stress-free!

If your rabbits are anything like my rabbits, they love to chew on anything and everything! However, sometimes the things they chew on are things that are not meant to be chewed! Rabbit boredom busters and chew toys are expensive, so why not make your own bunny-approved easy DIY chew toy!