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Rabbit Care 101

  • Litter Box Training Tips

    Long time bun-parents know well that rabbits can be trained to use a litter box. This is good news since rabbits can poop up to 200-300 poops a day! So how do you exactly teach them how to use the potty?
    Posted in litter box, toilet-training

  • First Aid Kit for Rabbits

    It's very important to always be prepared for emergencies! As a rabbit owner, you should be aware of how fast a rabbit's health can worsen if not treated immediately. With this in mind, we recommend having these on hand all the time.
    Posted in first aid, health

  • Health: G.I. Stasis

    Gastrointestinal Stasis (G.I. Stasis) is a common but very serious and life threatening condition wherein the rabbit’s digestive system slows down or stops. Immediate action must be taken when this happens.
    Posted in bloating, g.i. stasis, gas

  • Diet: The Importance of HAY!

    Hay keeps rabbits healthy and happy. So remember to always give them their endless supply of hay everyday!
    Posted in diet, hay, hay philippines, rabbit diet, rabbit philippines

  • Bunny Bonding

    While some rabbits happily live solo with their human companion, most of them enjoy having another rabbit around. Once two rabbits become the best of friends, it’s truly a wonderful and heart melting experience. But be prepared, bonding two bunnies takes time and a lot of patience. 
    Posted in bonding, neuter, rabbit philippines, spay

  • Health: Barley's Neutering

    Neutering is something we wanted for Barley before he turned one. He really wasn't displaying aggressive behavior towards us, but he was highly territorial. We wanted to have him neutered to lessen his territorial habits and to bond him and our female rabbit, Burrito.
    Posted in neuter, spay, veterinarian, vets in practice

  • Rabbit Vets and Hospitals

    Finding rabbit-savvy veterinarians in the Philippines could prove to be difficult.For the past decade of being rabbit and guinea pig parents, we’ve come to trust these vet hospitals and doctors when it comes to our little ones.
    Posted in clinic, hospital, veterinarian

  • Rabbit Language

    When you spend enough time with your rabbits, you’d notice that they do have a unique way of expressing how they feel. You’ll eventually somehow understand what they are thinking or feeling based on the different actions that they do. Here’s a list of common actions that will hopefully help you understand what your rabbit is trying to say.
    Posted in behavior, language

  • Health: Spaying and Neutering

    Spaying/Neutering is the medical procedure in which the reproductive organs are surgically removed to prevent rabbits from reproducing, getting certain life threatening diseases and developing aggressive behavior. Unfortunately, in the Philippines, most rabbit owners and even pet shops aren’t aware of the importance of spaying or neutering a rabbit.
    Posted in neuter, spay

  • Rabbit Health & Illnesses

    Rabbits can have several different health issues. Here are common illnesses that we’ve also experienced first-hand. If you do encounter similar issues with your rabbit, please consult a rabbit-savvy veterinarian first before taking any action.
    Posted in cecotropes, g.i. stasis, health, illness, mites, poop, ringworm

  • Health: Grooming & Brushing

    Like cats, rabbits give themselves baths by licking frequently. They should never be bathed. Since rabbits constantly lick their fur, it is important to brush them regularly to remove any loose fur that they may ingest. Especially during shedding season, rabbits do shed fur excessively and brushing is a must to prevent blockage in their gut. Rabbits also need their nails to be trimmed regularly to avoid discomfort. 

    Posted in brushing, grooming, nail trimming

  • Housing and Litter Box-Training

    Rabbits aren’t meant to be kept in small cages 24/7. They need wide spaces where they can safely play and explore. Rabbits are happiest when they have enough space and freedom to run around and be their happy little selves. 
    Posted in cage, housing, litter box, toilet-training