Rabbit News

Unfortunately, many people that cannot or do not want their pet rabbit anymore, do not bring them to shelters.

Dental disease in rabbits is a common ailment seen in the veterinary clinic. There can be many underlying causes for this condition; here are the most common: Human interference in rabbit breeding often results in changes in the rabbit anatomy which can lead to disease.

A PAIR of rabbits have been stolen from a garden in South Lakeland. The two Lionhead rabbits were taken from Fell Foot, near Newby Bridge, sometime over night between Saturday, October 31 and the following morning.

Tammy Ray of Lisbon cuddles with the domesticated rabbit she named Floppy. She found the bunny abandoned in a field almost two weeks ago.

In the past decade, the veterinary profession has made huge strides in advancing the proper care of pet rabbits.

In six years, one female dog and her offspring can be the source of 67,000 puppies.

Even your pet rabbit can go GREEN! Here are a few tips to "green" up your rabbit's cage and help the environment.

A HEARTBROKEN Sutton youngster is appealing for help to find his two pet rabbits who were stolen from the family's shed.

9:42 a.m. According to a concerned caller, someone in Evergreen has been hoarding a large number of pet rabbits at their residence.

When one decides to raise rabbits, the person needs to think about why they want a rabbit or rabbits.

The in-thing right now in Bangkok, Thailand is buying a rabbit as pet. Every week, at my local market, I see tons of Thai girls and expats carrying little cages with one very tiny, new frightened rabbit in them.

Kicking the bucket at the age of 40 is bad enough, especially when, to this day, nobody's really sure how you died .

At 70 years old, I am new to gardening. Although Susan Johnson, 72, my partner at the Wallenberg community garden in San Jose, has a diploma from Waterperry Horticultural School in England, I, from an urban background, am the novice, totally inexperienced till very recently.

If the bunny pictures and trinkets around her Lords Court home don't give it away, the armfuls of rabbits happily hopping around cages in her basement certainly do.

Four years ago, when Lori Barak's 8-year-old daughter wanted a dog, the San Anselmo mother, also a San Francisco teacher, knew that she'd be the one who would end up as caretaker.

The residence that was the target of a recent drug raid by police has been declared uninhabitable by the Norwich City Code Enforcement Office due to unsanitary conditions.

Thinking about getting a bunny for your kids? As our front-page photo demonstrates, you don't have to go to a pet store to get one.

A VET is warning rabbit owners that their pets could be at risk from a killer disease sweeping Swansea.

Shetland ponies or wild rabbits may have been to blame for the E. coli outbreak at a farm in Surrey.

FOUR severely ill rabbits were found cruelly dumped in some undergrowth in March.