Introducing Rabbits Reviews

Well, there is a way to do this and a way not to do it, and I have done both! HOW NOT TO DO IT: Just put them together in the garden and see what happens. I did this with our new female rabbit as it was to meet our old female rabbit. After lots of frisky running around the old one began to hump the new one's head. Then, it swang ...  Read the complete review

I have had my fair share of rabbits over the years and with that I have made tonnes of mistakes in introducing them to each other. I have also had lots of successes so here are my do's and don't's. DO 1) Give them time to examine each other through the cages. Let them sniff and explore each other without even thinking about ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago I dercided I wanted a pet. My wife does not like cats or dogs and we didn't have an outside space and so I thought I would have to do without a little furry friend. However, after searching the internet for many hours for a suitable pet we discovered you can house train rabbits! I had a rabbit when I was younger and so I was ...  Read the complete review

Barney came to live with us just over a year ago from an unwanted litter of eight. This was my first experience of having pets, and from the start I wanted to keep him as a house rabbit. Prior to getting Barney home we spent some time rabbit proofing the areas we were ultimatey going to allow him access to. Initially this was the dining ...  Read the complete review

These rabbits are buiteful they are really really really buetiful i would say i have a rabbit of my own she is white and black spots all over her and she is stuning. rabbits are good as pets they never never bite they only nibble a bit but it does not hurt. And they eat rabbit food and carrots. They are buetiful and you ...  Read the complete review

I went to a pet rescue one day to donate a hamster cage, and came home with Jason, my lop eared house rabbit. I had never owned a rabbit before, in fact i used to go out shooting them with my father (game keeper). I was wary but the lady was so worried about him, saying how depressed he was, i agreed to take him on a fostering basis. 1 week later ...  Read the complete review

Latin name Oryctolagus cuniculus The average life span is between 5-8 years for a pet Baby rabbits are kittens, and there are generally bet 4-12 in a litter, and their eyes usually open around 10 days. They are weaned bet 4-7 weeks and can breed themselves from 16-24 weeks. The wild rabbits we now know as pets, were ...  Read the complete review

I have four rabbits and they all have completely different personality's, I haven't treated any of them any different, I have one that growls if you try to move it for example trying to get it back in its hutch and run after a long run in the garden, another that will only come and say hello when she wants to. I also have one that won't stop ...  Read the complete review

I've had pet rabbits since I can remember, I've had about 15 now sometimes 3 at a time, I think they make great pets because they are so calm and loving, plus the fact that they're covered in fur which makes them very attractive to children. At the moment I only have one rabbit, she is white and pale brown with a grey nose. She's a ...  Read the complete review

A few years ago, I kept a pet rabbit. He came from an RSPCA animal shelter in a local town called Folkestone and it had basically been given to them because the previous owner did not want it. I was about 12 at the time and was really pleased I was allowed a pet rabbit. We brought the rabbit (a boy) who was 3 years old home, and called ...  Read the complete review

I have several reasons for writing this review, one to demonstrate to people thinking of owning a rabbit what they need to do in order to offer that rabbit a secure home, whether in fact a rabbit is the best pet for them, and the second to help rabbit owners with illnesses that affect the domestic rabbit. For this reason, my review is split into ...  Read the complete review

After my lovely lop eared rabbit died, my partner went out and bought me two lion head rabbits which according to the pet shop 'we inseperable, quite unusual for brothers'. After a week, it was obvious Perry, the tamer of the 2 wasn't well and he eventually succumbed to a brain virus. This left me with Kevin who looked a bit lonely. ...  Read the complete review

Some while ago we said goodbye to Radar, our family dog and were for the first time in many years left petless (I’m not counting tropical fish here!) so of course with children in the house it wasn’t long before they were asking can we get a …… Can we have another dog? No! It is too soon and we are hoping to move ...  Read the complete review