(This is a guest blog by one of my customers, Claire, age 12. She adopted an adult female bunny named Ember, who was extremely shy and...

So you've bought a rabbit! What next? What kind of cage? What food? What supplies? Here is my list of items I would buy if I were purchasing a pet for my home. Please note that some items you may be able to find in your home (like water and food crocks, a litter box container, some kind of enclosed exercise area), and some things you may not think you need until there's an emergency (like the Critical Care supplement). But I would definitely recommend having a cage, litter tr

You wouldn't think this little fella could make much of a mess, would you? Well, in an indoor habitat, he has nowhere to relieve himself except his litter box or cage floor, so we have to make sure to keep it as clean and odor-free as we can. Rabbits are typically clean animals, and usually pick one corner of their habitat to use as a toilet. This is where you put the litter box. I use litter boxes with grates on top so that the bunnies don't step in their pee. I prefer pelle

Did you know it's possible to sex bunnies soon after they're born? The bunnies in these photos are four days old, but I was able to...