Important and Reliable Resources
House Rabbit Society - A wealth of information on bunny health, diet, care and behavior
Morfz Rabbit Refs - Search this extensive database of health and care articles
Medirabbit - provides differential diagnosis for particular symptoms
Behavior
Language of Lagomorphs - What your bunny is saying to you!
Bonding
http://www.rabbit.org/faq/sections/multiple.html
http://www.rabbit.org/chapters/san-diego/behavior/bonding-tips.html
http://www.rabbit.org/journal/4-4/tough-bonding.html
http://www.rabbit.org/chapters/san-diego/behavior/expect.html
Books
House Rabbit Handbook
Rabbit Health in the 21st Century
The Relaxed Rabbit: Massage for Your Pet Bunny
Care Basics
Living with a House Rabbit - bunny care basics
10 Point Primer for New Bunny Parents
ASPCA Rabbit Care Information
The Dangers for Outdoor Rabbits
Living With A House Rabbit - Join the national House Rabbit Society!
Children and Rabbits
Easter and Bunnies - things to consider before getting an Easter bunny
Children and Rabbits - important information regarding children and rabbits
Diet and Food - Basic Diet
Diet - a good diet is essential
What should my bunny eat?
What to feed your rabbit
Rabbit GI Physiology and Nutrition
Diet and Food - Hay
Grass hay should be fed in *unlimited* quantities every day. Grass hays include Timothy, Orchard, Brome and Oat grass.
Hay - hay is the basis of a healthy diet
Diet and Food - Treats
Did you know that 1lb of carrots has the same amount of sugar as a Milky Way bar?
Yogurt - why not to give yogurt drop treats or any type of dairy products
Treats - limit those treats
Flowers for your bun to eat
Diet and Food - Vegetables
Buns can eat 1-2 cups of fresh vegetables per 4-5 pounds of body weight per day
HRS list of suggested vegetables
Fruit and veggie list
GarBUNning! - start a garden for your bun
More gardening tips
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Health
Rabbit Emergencies - how to recognize an emergency in a rabbit
How to tell if your rabbit is sick
Dealing with Medical Emergencies
Gas and Stasis/Ileus
Abscesses - Treatment with bicillin
Malocclusion in Rabbits
ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center
(888) 426-4435
Open 24 hours. A $50 consultation fee may apply
Housing
Note: we advocate indoor bunnies!
NIC Cube Bunny Condo - Make a inexpensive cage/condo for your bunny using NIC cubes
Litter Training
Litter boxes - how to set up your bunny’s litter box
Pine and Cedar Shavings - the danger of using these products
Toxicity of Pine & Cedar Shavings
Plants
Toxic Plants List (ASPCA)
Non-Toxic Plants List (ASPCA)
Poisonous Plants (HRS)
Veterinarians
Bunny-savvy veterinarians Central Florida
Questions to ask when looking for a new vet
Miscellaneous
Caring for wild rabbits
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