Key Highlights A rabbit’s pregnancy, called the gestation period, usually lasts about 28 to 30 days. Smaller rabbit breeds often have 4 to 8 baby rabbits in a litter. Larger … Read more

Key Highlights Mineral oil is a safe and effective method to help with ear mites and wax buildup in rabbits. Always choose pure, food-grade mineral oil that has no additives … Read more

Key Highlights Baby rabbits, like kittens, need special food as they grow. Mother’s milk is very important for the first 8 weeks. It gives them the nutrients and antibodies they … Read more

Key Highlights Yes, rabbits can eat celery! It is good for them because it has a lot of water, vitamins like vitamin C, and fiber. Always wash celery and cut … Read more

Key Highlights Rabbits really like grapes because they are sweet, but you should only give them as a rare treat. Giving too many grapes can cause health problems since they … Read more

Key Highlights Good news, bunny parents! Cucumbers, when given in moderation, are safe and healthy for your furry friends. These yummy veggies have a lot of water. They can help … Read more

Key Highlights Rabbits can have strawberries as an occasional treat, but only in moderation. Strawberries have vitamins, antioxidants, and help keep them hydrated because they contain a lot of water. … Read more

Key Highlights Tomatoes are not harmful to pet rabbits, but their leaves, stems, and seeds can be toxic. Tomatoes can be good for rabbits because they have vitamins C and … Read more