Rabbits need more space and social interaction than most people expect — here's what keeps them thriving.
Unlimited fresh hay should make up the majority of a rabbit's diet — it's essential for their digestion and dental health. Add a small amount of pellets and fresh leafy vegetables daily.
Rabbits need room to hop, stretch fully, and stand on their hind legs. A cage alone is rarely enough — pair it with supervised exercise time in a rabbit-proofed space.
A rabbit's teeth grow continuously. Constant access to hay and safe chew toys wears them down naturally and prevents painful overgrowth.
Always support a rabbit's hindquarters when picking them up — their spine is fragile and improper handling can cause injury.
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