Are you allergic to your rabbit? For those who’ve always wanted to bring a floppy-eared friend into their lives, few things are worse than finding that being around the new bunny causes sneezing and other problems. Just like you can be allergic to cats and dogs, it is possible to be allergic to bunnies. This … Continue Reading
Catch up on the previous installment here. Unless a disabled bunny is on a strict diet, she can eat anything that a healthy bunny can. This means hay (timothy, orchard grass, and oats for variety), quality pellets, and vegetables. How and what you feed a special-needs bunny depends on the kind of disability he has. Is she partially … Continue Reading
Sometimes I put a fleecy blanket on top of the water-proof layer, then top it off with the fake sheep skin. This makes the bedding even more absorbent. Robbie is partially immobile. He scoots using his one good back leg and his one front leg that isn’t splayed, so I have him in a large area … Continue Reading
For the past 30 years, I’ve lived with rabbits, during which time they’ve patiently (some not so patiently—even the kindest rabbits have their limits) taught me a lot. Especially the special-needs bunnies. I also volunteer for a rabbit rescue group that takes in special-needs bunnies, as well as those who need hospice care. Some bunnies have … Continue Reading
Small animals sure can be fragile. That could mean pricey trips to the vets since, as we all know, rabbits, guinea pigs, and chinchillas require specialized veterinary care. And, specialized care can add up quickly. Last month, we discussed the reality of veterinary costs and the fact that an increasing number of pets are euthanized … Continue Reading
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