In general, rabbits tolerate cold weather if they have access to proper shelter and given that their coats grow to adapt to the cold temperatures.

A brief synopsis of the absolute basics needed to get going.

By nature, rabbits choose one or a few places (usually corners) to deposit their urine and most of their poops. This file will help you toilet train your rabbit(s)

Information on how to go about feeding a low-calcium diet if this is necessary.

The beauty of making your own dehydrated feed is that you can customise it to include your rabbit’s favourite plants so there is no waste.

A comprehensive discussion about the many causes of skin issues in rabbits

What does it mean to have a moulting rabbit? This article discusses moulting and fur loss in rabbits.

Common Myths about rabbits and their care are exploded here…

A showcase of photos shared by rabbit carers who use this secure and versatile housing option.

Osteosarcoma is a primary bone cancer that is malignant and particularly aggressive in its disease progression.

Recommendations for secure and spacious outdoor rabbit homes

You’ll find lots of inspiration and ideas for fantastic Outdoor Setups here.

What pain looks like in rabbits and what to do about it.

All about pee and peeing - what’s normal and what’s not!

There has been an ongoing debate over the years regarding pellet-free diets for small exotic mammals.

All about Pellets - which are the best and how many to feed.

READ ALL ABOUT IT! There are heaps of options to explore here.

Pneumonia in rabbits results when a pathogen - viral, bacterial, fungal or parasitic, invades the lungs. Pneumonia can even be deadly to your rabbit.

Ingestion of toxic substances has the potential for affecting many of a rabbit's body systems.

Information on rabbit digestion and the resulting poops they produce!