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Almost EVERYTHING you ever need to know about house rabbits can be found at the website for the National House Rabbit Society at http://www.rabbit.org/. This site has a great search feature on the main page. Simply type in a keyword for the topic you want to learn about (for example, type "litterbox" if you have questions about litterbox training), and all articles regarding that topic on the website will be listed for you.

Listed below are links to informative articles on other websites:

The Basics

  • Living With A House Rabbit


  • The First Few Weeks in a New Home


  • Litterbox Training


  • What to Feed Your Rabbit


  • Appropriate Housing


  • The Importance of Spay/Neuter


  • Why Your Rabbit Should Be Housed Indoors

    Lists of Rabbit-savvy Veterinarians

  • HRS Veterinarian List Links to veterinarians recommended by House Rabbit Society chapters throughout the U.S.

  • PetBunny Veterinarians Veterinarians recommended by members of PetBunny, an online community of pet rabbit caretakers.

    Rabbit Diet & Intestinal Problems

  • GastroIntestinal Stasis, The Silent Killer: A must-read article for all rabbit owners. GI stasis is one of the leading causes of death for rabbits, but with proper diet and treatment, it can be prevented and/or treated.


  • The Mystery of Rabbit Poop


  • Rabbit GI Physiology and Nutrition: Written by Dr. Susan Brown, one of the top USA rabbit veterinarians.


  • Sluggish Motility in the Gastrointestinal Tract: Another great article by Dr. Susan Brown.


  • Intermittent Soft Stools


  • Rabbit Nutrition By Dr. Peter Fisher for Oxbow Hay


  • Natural Nutrition Part I: The Importance of Fiber


  • Natural Nutrition Part II: Pellets and Veggies


  • Rabbits & Treat Foods By Dr. Susan Smith.


  • Digestibility in the Rabbit Diet By Marinell Harriman in consultation with Carolynn Harvey, DVM


  • Carrot Cafe Detailed information about rabbit nutrition, written by Laura Atkins.

    Hay


  • All About Hay  How hay is grown and harvested

    Your Rabbit's Teeth


  • Eight Possible Signs of Dental Disease by Dr. Susan Brown


  • The Tooth Fairy: Dental Problems in Rabbits by Dr. Janet Tast


  • Oral Health in Rabbits by Dr. Carolyn Harvey


  • Causes and Treatment of Common Dental Problems in Rabbits by Dr. Jeffrey Jenkins

    Bladder Stones & Sludge


  • Bladder Stones & Sludge by Dr. Jeffrey Jenkins


  • Bladder Disease and Bladder Stones in the Rabbit by Dr. Sue Kestenman


  • Calcium Metabolism in Rabbits by Dr. Leah Postman

    Spay/Neuter Information


  • Why Spay/Neuter my Rabbit?: Read this article to find out why it is so important to spay or neuter your rabbit.


  • Spay Procedure Pictures and description of a spay procedure


  • Neuter Procedure Pictures and description of a neuter procedure


    Other Rabbit Health-related Sites


  • Long Beach Animal Hospital This website has detailed pictures and descriptions of rabbits undergoing treatment for ailments including malocclusion and pasteurella.


  • Caring for Orphan Rabbits


  • Rabbit References: Links to many, many articles on rabbit health, medicine, care, feeding, behavior etc.


  • Bicillin Treatment for Abscesses A newer protocol for the treatment of abscesses.


  • Rabbit VHD Awareness Website: Learn all about this horrible disease.


  • Is my rabbit a boy or a girl?


  • Headtilt


  • Veterinary Information Many good articles compiled by the British Rabbit Charity, for use by veterinarians, but helpful for all rabbit owners.


  • How to Trim Your Rabbit's Nails


  • Safe Plant List List of safe plants, compiled by the California Poison Control System.


  • Toxic Plant List List of toxic plants, compiled by the California Poison Control System.


  • Toxic plants


  • Animal Poison Hotline: A new 24 hour hotline is available year round to pet owners and pet caregivers who are concerned about their pet's well being after ingesting an unknown or toxic substance. Call 888-232-8870. $45 per case.

    First Aid Kits


  • Putting together a First Aid Kit A list of items to include in a bunny first-aid kit, as well as what to do in case of a health emergency.


  • HRRN Emergency Kit If you don't want to put together your own kit, you can purchase one from the House Rabbit Resource Network in Texas (look for it on the left column, about 2/3 of the way down).


  • Bunny Emergency Kit Posted on etherbun by member Laura Tyler, this is a detailed list of items rabbit caretakers should have on hand.

    Rabbit Behavior


  • The Language of Lagomorphs: (What Your Rabbit is Saying and How to Speak Back) An informative and enjoyable website which will help you understand your bunny's behavior and give you tips on how to effectively communicate with him.


  • Picking Up, Lifting, and Holding Your Rabbit

  • Rabbits & Guinea Pigs? Not a Good Idea

  • T-Touch for Rabbits


    Bonding Rabbits


  • Fast Cars & Speedy Bonding


  • FAQ: Bonding Multiple Rabbits


  • FAQ: Should I Get A Second Rabbit?


  • Bonding When the Going Gets Rough


  • Are Two Rabbits Right For You?


  • Bunnies Teaching Bunnies


  • Bonding Tips & Tricks


  • Bonding: What to Expect, What to Do


    Pet Loss


  • http://www.petloss.com/ Probably the best known and most active website for petloss. Has the famous Rainbow Bridge Poem, and coordinates a weekly candlelighting ceremony for pets who have passed over to the Bridge. Be sure to have a tissue handy...anyone who has ever loved and lost a pet will be touched by the poems.


  • http://www.petbereavement.com/Website of Lorri Greene, Ph.D, pet loss counselor in San Diego. Get more information about her book Saying Good-bye to the Pet You Love

    Cages


  • KW Cages Manufactures cages and pens, and can custom build to your specifications.


  • Leith Petwerks Manufactures multi-level cages designed specifically for house rabbits.


  • Exercise Pen Ideas for Rabbits


  • NIC/Creative Cube Cages Feeling creative and industrious? Many house rabbit people swear by these cages which you build yourself from NIC/Creative Cubes. The following websites have photos and/or instructions for making these cages:



    Rabbit Breeds


  • ARBA Breeds: Pictures of all breeds recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association


  • What Breed is My Rabbit?: What this page lacks in pictures it makes up for in descriptions

    Wild Rabbits
    Wild rabbits, such as cottontails and jack rabbits, have different needs than domestic rabbits. For more information about them, go to:


  • Project Wildlife San Diego-based wildlife rescue and care organization.

    Other Fun and Helpful Sites

    What should I name my rabbit? Here a several sites with lists of petnames:




  • http://www.hopperhome.com/ This website has lots of helpful information about rabbit health and behavior, as well as links to other helpful websites.


  • http://www.mybunnies.com/ A great website by Miriam, featuring lots of cute pictures of her 20 house rabbits, all of whom have been rescued.


  • Poopaloosa Rabbit's Revenge Game


  • Australian Companion Rabbit Society A new group for rabbit caretakers in Australia


  • TheBunnyStore.com Rabbit related novelty gifts and stuffed animals



  • House Rabbits at iVillage.com

  • Rabbits & Rodents

  • Friends of Park Rabbits is a volunteer-run non-profit group dedicated to improving the lives of feral and abandoned rabbits in the Seattle area and beyond.

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