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Rabbits

Everything you need to know about rabbits

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How to Care for Your Rabbit
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By Matt Soniak Rabbits are sometimes seen as low-maintenance, “starter” pets that can get by in an outdoor hutch with a few carrots and little monitoring. However, this couldn’t be further from the truth....

The Complete Guide to Rabbits
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Image via Kelliekraft/Shutterstock.com By Cheryl Lock From Peter Rabbit to The Velveteen Rabbit and oh-so-many more, an animal doesn’t become the subject of as many literary tales as the rabbit has without...

Bleeding From the Nose in Rabbits
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Epistaxis in RabbitsEpistaxis, or bleeding from the nose, occurs due to one of three abnormalities: blood clotting disorder, space-occupying tumor, or organ disease. Complications due to nose bleeds can...

Nonfood Item Obstruction of the Digestive Tract in Rabbits
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Gastrointestinal Foreign Bodies in RabbitsObstruction of the gastrointestinal tract occurs when a rabbit swallows large amounts of hair, fur, bedding, or other foreign objects that do not belong in the...

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