Dental Care Essentials
Rabbits' teeth grow continuously. Proper chewing keeps them healthy.
- Unlimited hay supports natural wear.
- Watch for drooling or reduced appetite.
- Provide safe chew toys and branches.
Rabbit Health Guides
Six essential guides for keeping rabbits healthy and safe.
GI Stasis Warning Signs
GI stasis is an emergency. Quick action can save lives.
- No droppings or reduced appetite.
- Hunched posture or tooth grinding.
- Contact an exotic vet immediately.
Grooming and Shedding
Rabbits can ingest too much fur if not groomed during shedding seasons.
- Brush weekly, daily during heavy molts.
- Offer extra hydration during shedding.
- Monitor stool output and appetite.
Parasite Prevention
Fleas and mites can cause discomfort and anemia in rabbits.
- Use rabbit-safe parasite treatments only.
- Check ears for crusting or debris.
- Keep housing clean and dry.
Heat Stress Prevention
Rabbits overheat easily, especially in warm climates.
- Keep temperatures below 80 F when possible.
- Use frozen water bottles wrapped in towels.
- Watch for rapid breathing or weakness.
Vet Checkups and Vaccines
Find an exotic vet and schedule regular wellness checks.
- Discuss vaccinations based on your region.
- Trim nails and check teeth during visits.
- Spay or neuter to prevent health risks.