Category: RABBIT DIET/FOOD

To the untrained eye, a rabbit appears to be a resilient forager, a creature capable of thriving on whatever greenery happens to be in its path. In reality, the domestic rabbit is a biological...

Let’s be real: wild rabbits aren't waiting for a bowl of uniform brown nuggets. They forage a massive variety of fresh, mineral-heavy vegetation. Indoors, they are captive consumers of dried grass....

Most rabbit health complications are not the result of exotic environmental pathogens or bad genetics. More often than not, they start with well-intentioned grocery store selections. A rabbit’s...

If you treat hay as an optional side dish, you are fundamentally misunderstanding the biological architecture of a rabbit. As a researcher who has spent twenty years—and arguably too much of my...

The common wisdom in the lagomorph community is that hay is "important," but from a clinical perspective, hay is the entire foundation of a rabbit's biological existence. While many owners treat hay...

You’re in the produce aisle staring down a bunch of cilantro, caught in the classic internal debate: guacamole for the table or a snack for the hutch? It’s a fair question, especially since...