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12/07/2025

A pilot study explored how pet rabbits behave when first introduced to a potential companion. Findings show social behaviours vary widely, highlighting the need for careful pairing.
https://doi.org/10.21825/vdt.95430

12/07/2025

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11/07/2025

If you head to the Louvre, make sure you visit the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo, and Liberty Leading the People. But then swing by the Department of Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Antiquities. There you might find (no guarantee!) a Roman mosaic featuring a rabbit riding a chariot pulled by geese.

11/07/2025

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11/07/2025

10/07/2025

Just spotted a marsh rabbit! It's one of the few semi‑aquatic rabbits in the world.

They’re fantastic swimmers and often submerge themselves in water, with only their eyes, ears, and nose exposed, to avoid predators.

📷: Faith Flawn, FWC

10/07/2025

When you get what you ask for. What a cute little pika delivering flowers in front of flowers with some bokeh.

10/07/2025

It's hotting up again!
For more clever ways to keep bunnies (and other furbabies) cool read our blog here... https://www.best4bunny.com/looking-after-bunnies-in-the-summer-quick-and-easy-tips/

09/07/2025

Beverly Hills CA ~

A domestic rabbit is in the care of Beverly Hills police after being found roaming through a neighborhood in Beverly Hills. Police recently discovered the pet rabbit and are now searching for its o…

09/07/2025

The Japanese Yew (Taxus cuspidata) is a popular landscape plant due to its hardiness, versatility, and evergreen leaves. All parts of the plant are toxic, except for the red fruit/berries. Ingestion can lead to significant effects on the heart.

09/07/2025

This!

Did you know…

Unfortunately the sad fact is that children often lose interest in their small pets after a while. We totally get that parents want to teach their children responsibility but we cannot do it at the expense of these animals.

If you get a small animal for your children, please make sure you are fully committed because you are the responsible one, and they don’t deserve to be passed around when the inevitable happens. Of course, this is not the case for every child, but the statistics show that children losing interest is a huge reason that rescues are overrun.

Consider that rabbits and guinea pigs are prey animals and are naturally nervous and prefer to be left with all feet on the ground. Consider that rabbits can scratch and kick. Consider that hamsters usually wake up after children have gone to bed. Consider that they don’t always like to be handled and can bite.

We need to respect our animals.

Think it through. Research. Commit.