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Rabbit Care

Free expert advice on rabbit care
HOUSING
NUTRITION
HEALTH

What do rabbits need?

The Scottish government legislation for rabbit welfare imposes the need for all rabbits to have all 5 of their essential welfare needs met. These include:
  • Environment - the need for a suitable environment and place to live.
  • Diet - the need for a suitable diet.
  • Behaviour - the need to express normal behaviour.
  • Companionship - the need to consider your pet’s social needs.
  • Vet care - The need to be protected from pain, suffering, injury and disease. 
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Housing & Environment

Click on the photo to learn more about how to create the perfect habitat for your rabbits
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Diet & Nutrition

Click on the photo to learn more about feed your rabbits
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Health

Click on the photo to learn more about monitoring the health of your rabbits

Choosing  Toys For  Your  Rabbits


​Did you know many toys sold for rabbits are unsafe and harmful for rabbits?
Click the photo to read our interactive guide to choosing safe and suitable toys for your rabbits.
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Learn an abundance about rabbit care with our free blog articles and educational videos and resources on our Instagram page!

Welfare & Wellbeing Policies

Rabbits are sentient beings that require a gentle approach, as a prey herd species they are fragile and susceptible to many health issues and will often tolerate abuse due to their nature which can be traumatic and lead to learned helplessness. 
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Click each photo to learn about each of our welfare & wellbeing policies.


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  • Home
  • About Us
  • RESCUE CENTRE
    • Our Rescue
    • Adoption Process
    • Rabbits For Adoption
    • Sanctuary
    • End of life fostering
    • Volunteering
    • Surrendering
    • Support Us
    • Hoppy Ever Afters
  • BOARDING
    • Rabbit Boarding Info
    • Guinea Pig & Small Pet Info
    • Accomodation >
      • GOLD
      • PLATINUM
  • BONDING & BEHAVIOUR
  • Consultations
  • One Hop Shop
    • RABBITS
    • HUMANS
    • SERVICES
  • EDUCATION
    • rabbit care
    • bunny welfare improvement movement
    • Membership
    • BREED CARE GUIDES
    • FIND A RABBIT VET
    • Campaigns
    • Breeding
    • Want a rabbit?
    • Bringing rabbits home
  • Grooming
  • contact us
  • Testimonials