How to make rabbit treats

When Bean got neutered, we had a bit of scare where he wasn’t eating or pooping so of course our Vet gave us Oxbow Critical Care. After a couple days of syringe feeding Beanie Boy was back to normal but we had so much extra Critical Care that would expire before we would ever need to use it all. My vet suggested I make “meatballs” out of the extra powder, but Bean wouldn’t eat them, so I came up with this really simple treat recipe. Give it a try!Supplies- Parchment Paper or wax paper…

Homemade Bunny Treats

Rabbits love treats, but they have sensitive digestive systems. Check out my fav homemade rabbit treat to give your buns a safe sweet treat!

Rabbit body language can tell us a lot about how they feel toward us. You can often know if your rabbit loves you by how relaxed they are around you

Once you have your rabbit/s, It is very important to regularly check your rabbit's poops as they are a great indication of a rabbit's diet and health. Rabbits produce two types of poo, fecal pellets and cecotrophes. Rabbit fecal pellets - they should be rounded, uniform in size, dark brown to golden colour, no liquid and barely with any odour. These are mainly made up of undigested food, hay and grass, you're likely to see these in the wild and they are known as the 'regular' bunny poops…

Pine cone rabbit treats are a great way to provide stimulation and a healthy chew toy for your bunny. With a simple process you can prepare the pine cone

Here's a round-up of the best chew toys for rabbits this year to help them keep themselves busy and entertained while wearing their teeth down.

Like many other pet caretakers out there, I absolutely love spoiling my rabbit and getting her some fun new gifts. But it’s always disappointing when you get your rabbit a

Bunny treats