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    Chew, Chew, Chew


    Smiley, Oracle of Rabbits ™

    Rabbits love to chew! Given the chance, they will gnaw on anything and everything. Make sure to provide your rabbit with straw and hay to chew on, as well as wooden chew toys or twigs and logs. It not only combats bunny boredom, but it also helps to wear down their teeth! It stops them from chewing themselves out of their hutch too ☺

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    Posted on 23 April '07 by , under smiley, not a real rabbit doctor (TM). 4 Comments.

    A simple requirement…”


    Cuddle your bunny every day – it will do you both the world of good!

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    Posted on 23 April '07 by , under smiley, not a real rabbit doctor (TM). 1 Comment.

    My bunny has short hair – no need to brush!”


    Smiley, Oracle of Rabbits ™

    This is a common mistake – all bunnies should be brushed! Not only does it help when a rabbit is shedding hair, it also strengthens the bond between bunny and owner. Bunnies are used to being groomed by each other – it’s a mark of respect in most cases. To groom your rabbit is to show them they are boss, but it also allows your bunny to get used to being petted and stroked by you. Shorter haired breeds need less brushing than a longer haired breed, but still need brushing all the same! Remember: rabbits can get fur balls just like cats, but unlike cats they are unable to cough it up and the excess hair that they swallow can cause blockages in their system. You may then find that your bunny cannot eat and they develop a round tummy. A vet should be called if this happens.

    Do you have a question for Smiley? Email him at smiley(@)rabbitbites.com

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    Posted on 23 April '07 by , under smiley, not a real rabbit doctor (TM). 2 Comments.

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