Whether your family is caring for a companion rabbit or you're providing rehabilitation and care for a former test bunny, it is important to know what foods are safe and which are toxic to rabbits.

Treats and tidbits are a big part of owning a pet, whether it’s to train, reward, encourage, or even just indulge and boost your bond. While you might associate treating with dog moms and cat ...

The animals' teeth are constantly being worn down due to their tough diet. But rather than losing calcium this way, they ...

Tony Armstrong and CSIRO scientist Dr Tanja Strive discuss the introduction of rabbits to Australia, why they are classified ...

It can also be hard to learn how to care for ... which is a huge contrast to dogs and cats, Valand said. Rabbits also eat food pellets, but should not be overfed the calorie-rich products, said ...

This second type is full of protein and B vitamins, and rabbits eat them once a day to maximise the nutrients they can obtain from the food. Healthy rabbits can produce up to 300 droppings a day ...