Links to all of the Food / Plants / Greens files.

All about Grooming - the approach to take, the tools to use and how to deal with matted and long coated rabbits

A general growing guide for your Westley's World's seeds.

How to grow Wheatgrass for your rabbits

The main component of every rabbit's diet should be fresh, long, fibrous grass or hay (dried grass).

Pictures and ideas for hay feeders

Find ideas here for hay storage, both inside and outside.

This guide explains what Heat Exhaustion and heatstroke are and how you identify them.

Often when rabbits go missing they are still quite close to home. Dusk and just before dawn are good times to look for them as they are more likely to come out to graze.

A compilation of safe and beneficial herbs to grow and feed.

WW Hockassins are designed to be easy as possible to put on to the rabbit’s foot, to stay on, provide extra padding, are comfortable for the rabbit to wear and are reasonably robust when it comes to determined chewers.

What constitutes an emergency for your rabbit - find out here...

Remember, these are treats and as such should be fed infrequently

If your housing does not meet these guidelines discussed here we would like to invite you to explore this post for ways to improve living conditions for your rabbit/s.

Mounting behaviour, also called “humping,” is an action you may see between two rabbits.

How to go about setting up an indoor area for your bun!

View a showcase of fabulous indoor setups shared by devoted bun carers.

The options for insuring your rabbit for health related issues are very limited in New Zealand with only one insurer - Pet-n-Sur, who offer one policy which covers rabbits. Find out more about them in this article

Learn how to tell the difference between Puha, Hedgemustard and Capeweed.

Rabbits can’t sweat or pant when they get too hot. You'll find lots of ways to keep them cool here.