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Brown Stains in the Litter Box? It’s Only Oxalates
What exactly is Oxalic Acid? Oxalic acid is a natural compound found in many plants, including those that bunnies like to eat. Usually oxalic acid […] Read more…
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Good and Bad Foods: A Complete List
This is a detailed list of plants that your bunny can and cannot eat. Natural herbs and treats that can be found in gardens or […] Read more…
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Discussion: Rabbits Need Pellets in Their Diet
A diet that consists of unlimited pellets is a bad diet as it can make the bunny fat, lazy and sick. Everything needs to be […] Read more…
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Hydration Happiness: Hopping to Health with H20
Fresh water is a must with bunnies. If you don’t give water to your bunny for one day, it can die. It is important to […] Read more…
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Counting Carrots: Demystifying Calorie Intake for Better Health
Bunnies need a high-fibre, low-calorie diet, it prevents obesity. A high-fibre diet helps the teeth to wear down maintaining proper dental occlusion. Rabbits need a […] Read more…
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Bountiful Bites: Nutting out Nutrients for Happy Rabbits
It is important to understand how nutrients like carbohydrates, proteins, fats, amino acids and fibre affect your rabbit’s health. Let’s start at the start… The […] Read more…
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Mineral Magic: Enhancing Your Rabbit’s Diet
Minerals are vital to your bunny’s health and vitality. Most of the minerals they find are in their food; however, some have to be added […] Read more…
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Healthy Habits: Enhancing Health with the Right Vitamins
Vitamin A Rabbits need Vitamin A in their diet. Their guts don’t make Vitamin A like it does for Vitamins B and K. Vitamin A […] Read more…
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Under Attack: The Lowdown on Grass and Weed Diseases
There are many different fungi and diseases that grass and weeds can get. Some are easy to control, while others aren’t. Let’s go through the […] Read more…
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Hay Day: High-Quality Forage for Better Health
Rabbits eat fresh grass and hay, and lots of it. Their diet should contain both every day. But how can you tell which type is […] Read more…