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First Aid for a Stressed Rabbit
Stress badly harms rabbits and can kill. Calm it at once. Here is first aid for rabbit stress.
How to Supplement a Breeding Rabbit’s Nutrition?
Keeping a breeder's nutrition balanced is key to quality, yet you must avoid overfeeding and obesity. How should owners supplement a breeder's diet? Read on with us.
Caring for a Doe Rabbit Before and After Birth
Care around birth affects kit survival. Before birth build reserves; after, support milk and watch nursing. Here is the full schedule.
Feeding a Nursing Doe Rabbit
A doe nurses for about 35 to 40 days. Good milk needs the right feed and steady water. Here is how to manage a lactating doe's diet.
Four Benefits of Grass for Rabbits
Many new owners think carrots are a rabbit's staple — wrong. Grass is the staple. Here are four reasons hay matters so much.
Causes and Symptoms of Rabbit Mastitis
Rabbit mastitis mostly hits nursing does, from stagnant milk or breast trauma. Learn the causes, signs and how to treat each stage.
Why Does My Rabbit Have Calcium in Its Urine?
Calcium in rabbit urine is common and is usually caused by too much dietary calcium, such as eating large amounts of alfalfa. It can also relate to low water intake or urinary problems. Here is a detailed look at the causes.
Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (Rabbit Plague): What to Do
Rabbit hemorrhagic disease, also called 'rabbit plague', is a highly fatal disease that can wipe out many rabbits at once. Learn how to recognize it, prevent it, and what treatment options exist.
Is Calcium in Rabbit Urine Harmful?
Calciuria is common in young rabbits and usually harmless, but frequent calciuria in adults can burden the kidneys and even cause stones or blood in the urine. Here is what to do.
Common Causes of Calcium in Rabbit Urine
Rabbit calciuria is common in youth and usually brief, but it should still be corrected early to avoid long-term harm. Here are the main causes and how to fix them.