The benefits of neutering rabbits, as revealed by PETBOOK. Photo: Getty Images / FatCamera Anyone who wants to keep rabbits in a species-appropriate manner must take their social needs seriously.
Can rabbits live alone? We wanted to know too, so we spoke with vet, Dr. Rebecca MacMillan to find out the answer. We generally see rabbits living in pairs or small groups, that's because bunnies are ...
Local rabbit rescue groups are intensifying their efforts to help spay and neuter the animals after the Los Angeles City Council excluded rabbits from an increase in vouchers for the critical ...
Looking for tips for taking care of rabbits? We’ve got you covered! Whether you’ve just welcomed a new floppy-eared friend into your family or you’re considering adopting, you’ll find a wealth of ...
Local rabbit rescue groups are intensifying their efforts to help spay and neuter the animals after the Los Angeles City Council excluded rabbits from an increase in vouchers for the critical ...
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When it makes sense to neuter a rabbit
Rabbits are social animals. To provide these adorable long-eared creatures with a suitable life, they must be kept in pairs at the very least. Popular arrangements include keeping a mixed-gender pair ...
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