Pet Rabbit

What is Pasteurellosis in rabbits? Pasteurellosis is a disease of bacterial nature caused by Pasteurella multocida. The disease affects the respiratory tract, trachea and lungs of rabbits. The causative agent of the disease, the bacterium Pasteurella multocida, is transmitted through direct contact, contaminated feces, utensils and other items, and by airborne droplets. Fluffy very quickly […]

Rabbits shouldn’t scratch themselves any more than you would. If your pet rabbit seems excessively itchy and scratches a lot, it has a problem that needs to be addressed. Various issues—from mites to allergies—can cause a rabbit to itch and scratch, but fortunately, these are treatable. Why Do Rabbits Itch and Scratch? When an animal experiences

Your rabbit may be happier staying with a pet sitter at home rather than coming along for a road trip, but sometimes you have no choice but to travel with your rabbit. Because travel can be quite stressful for rabbits, there are a few things you should do to make the trip safe and a bit more

Pet rabbits often seem to chew on anything they can get their teeth into. That’s why a rabbit that suddenly stops eating is a big concern. It may not seem like a big deal if your dog, cat, or other pet skips a meal, but if a rabbit does, it may be an indication of an emergency situation.

The lionhead rabbit is a petite breed with a distinctive fluffy wool mane similar to that of a male lion. Its body is compact, but its erect ears are rather large at around 2 to 3 inches long. Lionheads come in a wide range of colors. As pets, these rabbits are generally friendly, playful, and social, though