To continue our blog series on keeping a pet rabbit, the subject of what to feed your bunny needs to be highlighted. A rabbit’s diet should be diverse; not only to ensure that your bunny receives all of their required nutrients, but also to ensure that they are interested in their food in the variety of foods on offer.
Grass hay should form the largest constituent of your rabbit’s diet and should be provided to them in abundance. Hay provides rabbits with plenty of fibre that can help to keep their gut in order and their intestines working efficiently, preventing digestive problems in the long term. Hay can be supplemented by fresh grass as well by letting your rabbit out into the garden to enjoy the greenery. More ›
Once you have chosen the breed of rabbit you think will be most suitable for you and your family it is important to find somewhere for the rabbit to spend its time. There are hundreds of 
Hopefully you have read our previous post on the benefits of owning your very own pet rabbit, in it we explored rabbit ownership and how through love and care it is possible that your rabbit will be an important member of the family.
Rabbits are a great pet and can be a welcome addition to any family. As highly social animals they revel in the company of family members and if possible, like to live in pairs. Rabbits do however require a great deal of care and subsequently the decision of whether to buy a rabbit should only be taken after some serious consideration.
