Rabbit Care 101: Creating a Happy Bunny Habitat
From the right hay to safe spaces to hop, everything a first-time rabbit parent needs to know.
From the right hay to safe spaces to hop, everything a first-time rabbit parent needs to know.
Rabbits are quietly complex creatures with big personalities packed into small bodies. A thriving bunny starts with the right home: space to stretch, hop, and stand fully upright.
Hay should make up the bulk of their diet — it keeps their ever-growing teeth in check and their digestion healthy. Fresh leafy greens and a small measure of pellets round things out.
Enrichment matters as much as nutrition. Cardboard tunnels, chew toys, and safe corners to explore keep a rabbit's clever mind engaged and prevent boredom-driven mischief.
Spend floor time together daily. With patience, many rabbits learn to seek out cuddles, flop contentedly at your feet, and become genuinely affectionate members of the family.
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