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Jasper is a free range Poland Dwarf house rabbit, and the bravest guy I know. These are the products we rely on for keeping him healthy & some helpful information as well
Absolutely essential to your adult rabbit's diet, Oxbow brand reliably distributes fresh and high quality hay varieties. Place hay in a few areas around their zone and in their litter boxes.
Our vet recommends these pellets, you can't go wrong with Oxbow brand products.
These come in multiple flavors, sweet and "savory". They have good ingredients, are helpful for training, and my guys LOVE them.
The best water to give your rabbit is water purified by a process called Reverse Osmosis. Our vet explained that tap water has harmful additives like chlorine and quality issues with calcium can vary, and regular bottled water can also have added min...
When providing fresh water it should be easily accessible and stable for your rabbit, they also drink more than you might think. I think bowls are nicer and more natural than pet water bottles, but rabbits like to throw and tip things so you must mak...
I prefer using heavy ceramic dishes for water but sometimes rabbits like to put too many toys in their dish or they REALLY want to toss it. If you need a water bottle for your rabbits space you must make sure it's chew proof or you will have wasted m...
Keeping your rabbits' hay fresh, dry & without mold on a daily basis and actually having them eat their body weight as they need to is easier with a good hay dispenser. Sometimes rabbits find hay dispensers fun and are encouraged to eat, some fin...
My rabbits seem to prefer open cat litter boxes. This one has a high back for support and preventing messes from escaping. I line the bottom flat with newspaper, fill it with bedding, then put hay because rabbits prefer to eat while they use the rest...
I suggest using this paper litter for rabbits litter box as it is safe for them as long as they do not eat it. Cover it in their hay since it is their instinct to eat while going to the bathroom. If they eat it you can put some newspaper over the bed...
Even if you have rabbit proofed your home so they can walk freely about, they should have a safe home area that can protect them in case of unexpected events or visitors. It should have enough room for them to fully extend when laying and standing on...
Willow is my rabbit's favorite chew choice, but he also likes the different texture of the pictured ball sets and tossing them for fun
These are one of my rabbit's favorite things in the world - to dig, to chew and rip, to lay on, to toss, etc. I think a house rabbit should always have a good grass mat
My Rabbits had a lot of fun with these Fiddlesticks, the large size was good for my dwarf rabbit and his slightly larger companion. Because they are adjustable and sturdy you can use them in a few different ways. It can be a tunnel or hidey spot, a m...
Taking care of rabbits toenails is vital to their entire well-being. It's often difficult to find someone to cut rabbit toenails and they will be least stressed if you can do it at home. Having a clipper that can cut the nail at the correct angle and...
Rabbits don't need regular baths, but sometimes they might need a bit of a clean or an actual shampoo. If your rabbit gets a dirty bottom or has mega colon this is very helpful stuff. You can use it with warm water in a basin as shampoo and rinse, or...
Have as many towels as you can. Put them down for them to lay or eat on, in their main areas and housing areas. Their pellets often make dust and if you scatter feed it's easier to make sure they stay on a clean safe spot.
Rabbits like to have privacy and small spaces to sleep in. Sometimes they just want some alone time. These kinds of pet beds give them a soft, warm hollow to relax and have sweet dreams in. Make sure it doesn't have loose material that they will like...
Rabbits have very sensitive digestive systems and can often suffer from gut stasis during their digestive system shuts down and will not pass food. This situation is an emergency and requires an immediate vet visit. Having this Critical Care powder o...
Rabbits can often suffer from uncomfortable gas and bloating if they are shedding or having digestive upset. It can help stop a bout of gut stasis if you give them appropriate doses of unflavored infant simethicone. Make sure you consult your vet and...
Giving rabbits fresh greens every day according to their weight is great for their mind and body. One way to give them greens is with fresh herbs (never dried). They love oregano, sage, mint, rosemary, marjoram and basil to name some safe ones. Growi...
Rabbit proofing your home is a mandatory priority when keeping free range house bunnies. Keeping electrical cords out of reach is massively important. You can choose from a variety of options that suit your home, but make sure the whole cord will be ...
Speaking of cords that need protection DON'T forget your charger cable. It is easy to think it won't hurt your rabbit but it can still deliver a shock which could unit their mouth and prevent eating. If they find you charger it will become their favo...
Foraging is a very beneficial activity for your rabbit, allowing them to satisfy their natural instincts and stimulating their minds
A fun toy for your rabbit to probably toss!
A dig box is a fun activity center for your rabbit to expend their energy