Welcome to the Westley’s World Information & Education Files.

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Go back to ‘The Files Index’ to look for a specific topic. Click on the Title and you will be taken to that specific file.
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Abscesses & Skin Infections

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Alternative/Complimentary Remedies

ANY complimentary approach, therapy or remedy - be it homeopathy, plants, Colloidal Silver, DME, over the counter remedies etc can NEVER replace timely and prompt veterinary attention - especially in an emergency.

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Adoption vs Purchase

Here are the pros and cons to the Adoption vs Purchase scenario...

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An Example of a Best Practice Rabbit Spey

Kind thanks to Onewa Road Veterinary Hospital - for their kind permission to share these photos.

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An Overview of Rabbit Health

Observe your rabbit’s behaviour closely everyday and you will be able to tell when your rabbit is not well. The earlier you spot any illness signs the better, as rabbits are prey animals and will hide their illnesses.

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Antibiotics

Information about rabbit safe Antibiotics

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Arthritis

Arthritis can affect rabbits as they get older, but it is often missed.

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Bathing Your Rabbit ... Don't Do It!!!

Rabbits are inherently clean creatures and no not need bathing.

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Behaviour

How to understand what your rabbit is trying to tell you!

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Bonding

All of the information you need to safely and successfully bond your rabbits ca be found here.

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Breeding

If you are considering breeding your rabbit we respectfully urge you to rethink this.

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Bunnymergency Kit

This is a suggested list to help you put together a Bunnymergency Kit so that you can safely treat minor issues such as cuts and scratches as well as what you need to help keep your rabbit alive until you can get to a vet in an emergency such as GI stasis.