Favorite Supplies
Some Items We Love: *Avoid Kaytee brand because they market many unsafe products for Rabbits* Always monitor to avoid ingestion. Xpen (at least 36” tall for most) Non-slip flooring to prevent injuries – padded is great for feet to help prevent sore hocks. Examples: Fleece, quilts, waterproof mats*Monitor it is not being eaten/ingested Hide cords, […]
Ear Cleaning
Ear infections in rabbits are hard to treat and can quickly become fatal as infection spreads. Immediately consult a vet if you notice behavior changes, pain symptoms, decreased eating or pooping, head tilt, flickering eyes, or other concerns. Causes:Lop eared rabbits are at high risk because they cannot clean their own ears well and ear […]
Molting & Brushing
MOLTING / MOULTINGMolting is natural. It is when the rabbit’s fur is shed and replaced with new fur. In adult rabbits it typically happens in Spring and Fall. Some breeds molt more noticeably than others, and you may notice some smaller molting at other times of the year. Rabbits under 1 year old will molt […]
Nail Trimming
Toe injuries are the most common injury we see on rabbits that we take into our rescue. Untrimmed toenails are the the leading cause of toe injuries. Grates used in cages and litter boxes also commonly cause injuries. Long nails can also cause permanently deformity to toes. Nail Trimming Tips1. Safely secure your rabbit to […]
Enrichment Activities
FUN WAYS TO MAKE YOUR RABBIT WORK FOR THEIR FOOD Rabbits love to chew and dig. Please provide various safe toys and a hidey house or tunnel to keep your bun from getting bored. A bored rabbit becomes destructive! Rabbits love to play with cardboard boxes. Please remove tape. You can give empty toilet paper/paper […]
Wild Bunnies
Our focus is on domestic rabbits. Wild rabbits and domestic rabbits are different species and require different care. Much of the time wild rabbits die in captivity. We are not licensed to take in wild rabbits. If you have found a wild rabbit with an injury or have reason to believe something has happened to Mom, […]
Help with Re-homing Rabbits
Helpful Tips for Re-homing a Bunny NEVER EVER advertise “Free to good home” Spay/neuter the animal to avoid attracting backyard breeders or puppy mill operators Charge at least $25 to discourage resale of pets to labs and others Ask each prospective owner for his/her veterinarian’s name as a reference and check it. Ask for identification […]
Four Bunnies Join Us From Shawano Rescue
4 terrified buns have joined us from severe neglect in Shawano and are already finding comfort in their current rescues/fosters! 2 are with us at Oscar’s Rabbit Rescue and 2 are with Hoppy House Rabbit Rescue. Both rescues are appreciative of donations towards medical care and supplies! OscarsRabbitRescue.org & https://facebook.com/HoppyHouseRabbitRescue/