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Breeding from your pet rabbit
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Breeding from your pet rabbit

An article about 'how to breed from your rabbit' may seem a little crazy, being as rabbits are well known to be prolific breeders who genera...Read more
This Easter, don’t buy a rabbit on a whim
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This Easter, don’t buy a rabbit on a whim

While cats and dogs outstrip rabbits in terms of their numbers and popularity in the UK, rabbits are our third most popular pet as a nation,...Read more
Flystrike in rabbits and other small furries
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Flystrike in rabbits and other small furries

Flystrike is commonly caused by blue bottle and green bottle flies. Flystrike can strike very fast! Flies are attracted to urine or faeces, ...Read more
Vaccinating your rabbits
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Vaccinating your rabbits

Vaccinations are the best way to protect your rabbits from serious infectious diseases. Sadly, the diseases which these vaccinations protect...Read more
Why pet rabbits cannot be kept alone
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Why pet rabbits cannot be kept alone

Rabbits are highly social animals, and they need to be kept together in pairs or potentially small groups. One rabbit kept alone will never ...Read more
Five common misconceptions about pet rabbits you need to get over before you buy one
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Five common misconceptions about pet rabbits you need to get over before you buy one

Rabbits are a really popular pet in the UK, but sadly they’re also one of the most misunderstood too, and this means many rabbits aren’t car...Read more
Do rabbits make good pets for children?
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Do rabbits make good pets for children?

The short, simple answer to this is no! In fact, rabbits are not really a good pet for even a lot of adults who might think them a viable ch...Read more
What coat gene mutation can be found in both cats and rabbits?
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What coat gene mutation can be found in both cats and rabbits?

When we think of cats and rabbits, we tend to think of them as very different species, and of course, they are! Whilst they share some broad...Read more
How are the UK’s pet rabbits usually kept, and how well does this meet their needs?
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How are the UK’s pet rabbits usually kept, and how well does this meet their needs?

The rabbit is a much-misunderstood pet and companion, often seen as a far easier choice to make than buying a dog or a cat. Many rabbit owne...Read more
Brilliant bunnies – the short A to Z of rabbits
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Brilliant bunnies – the short A to Z of rabbits

Rabbits can make great pets and are often the first pet of a child - even though it can end up ultimately with the adults in the house doing...Read more
Five ways to help keep your rabbit healthy
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Five ways to help keep your rabbit healthy

After dogs and cats, rabbits are the third most popular pet in the United Kingdom. It’s not really difficult to see why - they are generally...Read more
The problems with ‘sticky bums’ on rabbits
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The problems with ‘sticky bums’ on rabbits

Sticky bums are not a joke, they are a reality in rabbits, and potentially can cause quite serious problems in your pet bunnies’ health. The...Read more
Mites and parasites your rabbit may contract
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Mites and parasites your rabbit may contract

You may not want to think about your lovely fluffy friend contracting anything creepy crawly or anything that may burrow its way into fur or...Read more
New vaccine available for rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus (RHDV) strain 2 (VHD2)
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New vaccine available for rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus (RHDV) strain 2 (VHD2)

Rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus (RHDV) also sometimes known as rabbit viral haemorrhagic disease (VHD) is a very serious viral health cond...Read more
Can we catch diseases from pet rabbits?
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Can we catch diseases from pet rabbits?

There is potential to catch quite a few illnesses from pets, particularly those you really want to cuddle and make a fuss of. They can vary ...Read more
Ileus in rabbits – what is it?
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Ileus in rabbits – what is it?

Rabbits are complex little creatures, and there is much more to them than meets the eye. Like any animal, they have their faults, and in thi...Read more
Important Rabbit Welfare Information Provided by the RWAF
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Important Rabbit Welfare Information Provided by the RWAF

The following welfare information regarding rabbits is very useful to read before making the important decision to buy or adopt a rabbit, an...Read more
Can you tell when your female rabbit is in heat?
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Can you tell when your female rabbit is in heat?

The phrase “breeding like rabbits” came into being for a good reason-rabbits are certainly prolific when it comes to producing offspring, an...Read more
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