Bunny Basics

For many new owners, rabbit gender is a common early question in rabbit ownership. Sexing rabbits means checking the genital area, but young rabbits can be difficult to identify. The…

Your bunny can turn a quiet corner into a digging project surprisingly quickly! Rabbit digging is natural behaviour, even when the chosen spot happens to be your carpet or freshly…

Your bunny can see when some light is available, but they can't see in complete darkness. Wondering whether rabbits see in dark conditions? Understanding rabbit vision can help you decide…

Yes, your bunny can learn tricks, and a simple nose touch is a lovely place to start. A happy rabbit may enjoy it, but a shy bunny can learn at…

Your bunny may love your company, but they also have social needs that cuddles can't fully meet. So, can rabbits live alone? Some need to live singly for health reasons…

A tiny honk, a gentle tooth click, or a sudden thump can leave a new bunny owner wondering what happened. Rabbits make sounds to communicate. Rabbit sounds offer helpful clues,…

Does your bunny know their name, or do they simply perk up when they hear your voice? It's a fair question when that same rabbit comes running for a rustling…

Your new bunny can tell you a lot without making a sound. A sudden leap, a turned ear, or a change in the litter box can help you read their…

Your bunny naps through the afternoon, then starts exploring when you're ready for bed. Is something wrong? Usually, no. Daytime sleep is normal for rabbits. Their sleep schedule follows a…