A senior rabbit has slightly different needs than a younger bunny, so learn to recognize the signs that your fluffy pet has reached the golden years. Rabbits are all different — some may have health problems as they age while others won’t have any. Be prepared, and know which signs are a concern. 

Because animals like rabbits (or bunnies) do not make a lot of noise, they often express their current mood through body language. One type of body language you may see from a rabbit is called the binky. The binky is one way a rabbit expresses its current mood. Nobody knows for sure if it is

What do pet rabbits eat? Rabbits would eat just about anything so be careful what you give them. They need to have Timothy hay at will and some Timothy based pellets every day but not more than a quarter of a cup daily. Also give them a handful of greens daily such as spinach, parsley, broccoli and

 are all different — some may have health problems as they age while others won’t have any. Be prepared, and know which signs are a concern.  1. More napping: Rabbits tend to nap more as they get older. You may notice that your rabbit takes longer naps or naps more often. This is totally normal and

We have created this article about rabbits to help you with the decision whether to have one as a pet. This article has been written with lots of research but mainly from hands-on experience as a bunny owner.   My first experience of having pet bunnies was when my grandson found a tame rabbit