Care of Rabbits

The common rabbit is the European rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus), which is widely distributed in Europe and has been introduced to other parts of the world. It is a medium-sized mammal known for its long ears, powerful hind legs, and burrowing behavior.

Yes, it's not uncommon for a female rabbit to hump a male, or even another female. This behaviour is part of establishing dominance and sometimes the female is the top rabbit. Once the rabbits become accustomed to each other, this behaviour should eventually stop.

The chickpea is technically just a type of bean, also commonly known as garbanzo bean or Indian pea. Both wild and domestic rabbits are very fond of a variety of peas and beans, as any person who's had their garden plot decimated by rabbits can tell you! So there's no reason why a hungry rabbit wouldn't eat chickpeas as well.

seeds,bread,ceral,stuff like that.maybe...crackers. Cheese, just about anything probably. Put it on a rat trap, and wait.

A rabbit's offspring is called a litter. Rabbits are known for having large litters, typically ranging from 4 to 12 babies, though this can vary. Baby rabbits are called kits.

Swallowing rabbit fur or hair is not dangerous for humans. It is not toxic and will usually pass through the digestive system without causing harm. However, ingesting large amounts of any foreign material could potentially lead to gastrointestinal issues or blockages.

Put it in the garden, half in the sun and half in the shade, so as to suit the rabbit better. Grass is better, as they prefer to run on that, rather than concrete. Make sure it is put on pure grass, not mud, or the rabbit will burrow out. Start by only letting it out when you are in the garden, then move on to when you are at home, in case the rabbit likes to burrow out. When you are sure that it won't, you can let it out all day. Dont put them under a tree or next to a shed, as the water runs of that and onto the roof of the hutch. This makes a terrible noise and makes the roof more likely to leak.

Baby rabbits are called kittens or kits.

Yes, you can either purchase the tools needed to groom your angora rabbit yourself or take them to a professional groomer who specializes in small animals. Some owners feel more comfortable having a professional groomer handle the process to ensure their rabbit's safety and comfort. It's ultimately up to you and what you feel most comfortable with.

ok well you just run which is w and jump and crouch. so its like this w= run and space and let go of jump and crouch at the same time u let go of jump aka space. so its like this w space than crtl and u have to hold ctrl and just press space at the right time like your about to land on the ground

Most of the time you can find beding almost anywhere. Bunny beding can be found in your local pet store and your back yard. The beding in your local pet store can range from straw to wood shavings. These types of bedings are very good and can also be oder controling. The beding in your back yard is grass. Grass is more recommended then leaves though. You can pick up grass after you mow the lawn. Your rabbit can also eat a little bit of the grass if he/she runs out of food at night, and ITS FREE!! . Grass can be very conforting to the rabbits feet too. If you have a wire bottem cage then it can also walk on nice soft grass. These are all very good bedings and they can be very cheap and your bunnys will be happy ( and warm ) during this upcomeing winter!

well, there are many different trough thawers that horse owners can use to prevent their horse water trough from becoming the world's smallest skating rink. Any livestock supply house has a variety of devices you can put in the water trough or in individual drinking buckets to warm the water or take the chill off. These devices can include an electric bucket or tank heaters, propane heaters, and so on. For pastured horses, or for troughs where there's no electrical service, the most important thing in keeping water from freezing is to insulate your water tank. You can get a lot of heat from the ground if the ground is not completely frozen or if the tank is set into the ground. If the tank is suspended in the air, it will freeze quicker, just like a highway freezes faster on a bridge than on the roadway. Even in snowpack country, at the interface of the snowdrift with the ground, the temperature is right at 32° F. Above the snow, temperatures are going to be equal to the ambient air temperature. So, to help keep water warmer and prevent freezing, set the trough or tank low into the ground.

A dwarf rabbit can live for about 10 to 12 years in captivity. These rabbits are known for their very long lives and their fun personalities. They make excellent pets and can even be trained to use a litter box.

They used to be endangered. However, now only several are endangered. I think around 2 or 3. I'm preety sure one of them is because of it's fur. It's hunted because of it's fur. Thesecond (i think) was because they reproduce slowly.

no one is quite sure yet, but with all there sucsess, they're probably going to................. the real question is how expensive and powerful will the minigun be?!

They eat anything! I have a rabbit and I give her carrots, lettuce, rabbit food, been sprouts, grass, hay, cucumber, you can basically give them any vegetable! You can try and give them different things, and if they don't eat what you gave them, then you know for next time to not to give it to them!

a breeder or rescue centre. dont go to a pet shop. most are not cared properly or gthere parents and might be mixed breeds but they tell u another..

they can stay in the sun however long they want bunnies are outdoors but its ok to have a indoor bunny i have 2 that are inside you can take them outside and just let them wonder around but i would watch them

Sometimes, but not always. For example: wolves, a carnivore, hunt caribou, elk, deer and other small animals which are all herbivores. But sometimes a carnivore will feed on another carnivore, like polar bears- they eat seals and seals eat fish, so not all carnivores feed on herbivores.

Remember-

plants get energy from the sun,

herbivores get energy from plants

carnivores get energy from other animals

omnivores get energy from plants and animals.

hope this helps! :)

Rabbits may stomp when they are feeling anxious or scared, as a way to communicate their discomfort. It could also be a sign of territorial behavior, to mark their scent and warn others. Observing your rabbit's body language and surroundings can help determine the cause of the stomping.

A rabbit's tail is called a "scut," which is a word that was first invented 400 years ago, although it is rarely used today. The word is also used to signify other animals' tails as well, including deer, bears, goats and moose.

It is not recommended to have two doe rabbits share a cage for giving birth. It can lead to stress, fighting, and potential harm to the babies. Each doe should have her own nesting area to ensure the safety and well-being of the mothers and their offspring.

Hmm, I'm not sure why you wouldn't want to get your rabbit spayed or neutered. There are places that can do it at a lower cost. As you may already know, it's better for their health. 80% of non-spayed female rabbits get uterine cancer by 4 years of age.