Rabbit as a pet

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!

Rabbits are not beginner pets. They can be almost as much work to take care of as a typical dog. Before adopting a bunny, it’s important to learn about their many traits that can cause unique problems for any unsuspecting new rabbit caretaker.

We all make mistakes when it comes to caring for our pet rabbits. Sometimes we don’t do enough research before we bring one home, and sometimes we fall victim to

For Easter, many people give pet rabbits as gifts. Having a pet bunny is an important responsibility, though! Here are six things you need to know before getting a bunny as a pet, whether for a child or an adult.

Read on as we check out the top rabbit breeds that can have somewhat aggressive tendencies, and take a look at our insights into the reasons for that aggression. With ample knowledge and patience, you can solve these issues once and for all!

Rabbits are not always the easiest pets for beginners to care for. Get ready to learn all the basics, including diet and food, habitat and enclosure, rabbit proofing, grooming, and even rabbit body language. With these steps, you'll be ready to bring your new bunny home and give them a happy life.

Most of the time when a rabbit stares directly at you it’s because your rabbit knows it’s time to eat and you’re going to feed them, but they also stare for attention. It can also appear that your rabbit is staring when they are relaxing or on the alert for some other potential threat.

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