Detecting and identifying an abscess in a rabbit is crucial for their health. Abscesses in rabbits are much like those found on other mammals, including humans. These pockets can be painful are will feel warm to the touch. An abscess may appear like a large pimple, the area around the abscess will have a pink to red colorization with the center of the mass being filled with fluid commonly known as pus.
FULL ARTICLE with Symptoms and Treatments:
ABSCESSES IN RABBITS
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Book Review - Rabbits, Complete Care Made Easy by Virginia Parker Guidry
Published in 2001, author Virginia Parker Guidry released the informational book "Rabbits, Complete Care Made Easy". The pages of the book are filled with rabbit care information, facts, resources and 100 full-color photographs. From the publishers of "Rabbits" Magazine, the book promises to include "invaluable information on buying rabbits, health care, training tips, and insight into a rabbit's personality."
FULL REVIEW OF BOOK:
RABBITS BY VIRGINIA PARKER GUIDRY
FULL REVIEW OF BOOK:
RABBITS BY VIRGINIA PARKER GUIDRY
Book Review - Rabbits, A Complete Owners Manual by Helga Fritzsche
Author Helga Fritzsche has written several animal care books including those on hamsters, bantam roosters and the increasing popular pet rabbits. "Rabbits, A Complete Pet Owner's Manual" is an older printed book designed to educate on rabbit ownership for those who want a rabbit as a pet. As the author points out from the beginning, a pet rabbit has more needs than basic shelter, pet food, water and an "occasional carrot". Through her book, she guides new owners away from making mistakes when acquiring a rabbit as a pet.
FULL REVIEW OF BOOK:
RABBITS BY HELGA FRITZSCHE
FULL REVIEW OF BOOK:
RABBITS BY HELGA FRITZSCHE
Book Review - Rabbits for Dummies by Audrey Pavia
One of the first tasks new rabbit owners undertake is purchasing rabbit related books. Rabbit guides, rabbit care manuals and rabbit references-they are all available for the rabbit novice or for those wanting to gain some knowledge about these special animals. "Rabbits for Dummies" is a rabbit reference book authored by Audrey Pavia, written for those who want to gain more information about rabbits.
FULL REVIEW OF BOOK:
RABBITS FOR DUMMIES BY AUDREY PAVIA
FULL REVIEW OF BOOK:
RABBITS FOR DUMMIES BY AUDREY PAVIA
Friday, November 21, 2008
Building an Outdoor Rabbit Run
While rabbits make wonderful indoor pets, they also enjoy being in the great outdoors. After all, being outdoors is their natural habitat that their ancestors still roam freely in. However, domesticated rabbits need security when outside from roaming away from home and especially from predators.
Full Article with Tips on Building a Rabbit Run:
OUTDOOR RABBIT RUN
Full Article with Tips on Building a Rabbit Run:
OUTDOOR RABBIT RUN
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
What Products to Buy for your Pet Rabbit
Rabbits make wonderful pets but like with any pet, rabbits have needs. When entering the pet store, new owners can be inundated with all of the rabbit products and the latest gadgetries designed to make your bunny feel loved and pampered. While there are several essentials that every rabbit owner needs to purchase before bringing their rabbit home, many of the products can be left behind on the shelf as your rabbit will be quite content without them.
FULL ARTICLE WITH SUPPLY LIST:
RABBIT SUPPLY LIST
FULL ARTICLE WITH SUPPLY LIST:
RABBIT SUPPLY LIST
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Malocclusion in Rabbits - Causes & Treatment
Malocclusion is a disorder or defect found in a rabbit's teeth. While having misaligned teeth in humans may not be seen as a health problem, this defect can affect a rabbit's ability to eat correctly. Also referred to as "buck" or "wolf" teeth, malocclusion can lead to starvation of a rabbit due to difficulties eating, jaw complications and sores caused by improper chewing.
FULL ARTICLE:
MALOCCLUSION IN RABBITS
FULL ARTICLE:
MALOCCLUSION IN RABBITS
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Gestation Period of Rabbits
Rabbits have a reputation to produce babies in multitudes which is contributed not just by their short gestation period but also the breeding cycle of does. The old saying "multiplying like rabbits" has some validity because of a rabbit's ability to become fertile when breeding, not on a cycle like many other mammals. Female rabbits are known as "induced ovulators", the eggs are released during breeding and not during a specific time cycle.
FULL ARTICLE:
GESTATION OF RABBITS
FULL ARTICLE:
GESTATION OF RABBITS
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Crop Slow-Down or Sour Crop in Birds
Crop slow-down, also known as sour crop, is a serious disorder found in baby birds who are usually handfed. The crop of the bird, located on the lower neck or throat area, is used to store food before it is digested. When the crop of the baby bird fails to empty all of its contents, the food can become fermented leading to life-threatening infections.
Full Article including Symptoms, Causes, Treatments and Prevention:
CAUSES AND TREATMENTS OF SOUR CROP IN BIRDS
Full Article including Symptoms, Causes, Treatments and Prevention:
CAUSES AND TREATMENTS OF SOUR CROP IN BIRDS
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