Care of Rabbits

Baby rabbits, also known as kits, are typically around 3-4 inches in size when they are first born. They grow quickly in the first few weeks of life, doubling or tripling in size. By the time they are weaned at about 4-6 weeks old, they can be between 5-7 inches in length.

Burke and Hare's first victim was that of an Englishman, named Joe who fell ill with fever. Burke and Hare decided that he would not recover and decided to kill him by placing a pillow over his face whilst one of them lay across the body to prevent struggle. This was the first of 16 murders committed by Burke and Hare, a murder spree that last 10 months.

Mini lops (up to 10 lbs) and Holland lops (up to 6 lbs) are both considered dwarf lops, and in my personal experience, Minis can have up to 8 without a problem, and most Hollands tend to have 4-6 without problems. They can have larger and smaller litters, and usually take care of them just as well.

Giant rabbits should not be bred until they are at least 6-8 months old to allow them to reach sexual maturity and ensure they are physically mature enough to handle breeding and pregnancy. Breeding too early can lead to health complications for both the female and offspring. It's important to consult with a veterinarian and a rabbit breeding expert to determine the best age for breeding giant rabbits.

It is not advisable to sell rabbits' urine. Rabbits produce very little urine and their urine is not a commonly sought-after product. Additionally, selling an animal's waste may not be legal in all locations and could potentially pose health risks.

It depends if they're nutured if not they can get infections very easily and they can die but they can live with you about 8 years if you take care of them very well and you love them. Like you treat them as a family member except bunnies/rabbits like they're own territory and rabbits can not be taught to walk or do tricks or anything else.

Rabbits in the desert have long ears because they are used for cooling. The blood is pumped through the small capillaries in the ear which helps by releasing some of the heat from the blood into the atmosphere thus cooling the body temperature of the rabbit.

To aide in cooling off a rabbit place cool compresses on their ears. The evaporation process will speed up the cooling.

If your bunny is living in your house and you let it run around, it would be a good idea to neuter. Male bunnies like to mark their territory by spraying urine and neutering takes care of this problem. If your bunny is living outside, you shouldn't have a problem and you do not have to neuter it.

The best age for neutering is when the rabbits testicles descend at around 3-5 months (depending on breed).

AS to cost, it depends where you go. It is less expensive to neuter than to spay a female rabbit though. The cost can range from £30 ($50) up to around £50 ($100). Pick the vet with the most experience, not the cheapest one...

The only real threat a rabbit would need a jab for would be maxamotosis. deadly if rabbits catch it. A disease that makes them ill and the rabbits gets scabs n blotchrs all over it. at that stage it wud surely die. its best to have your rabbit jabbed every year to prevent this, although admitedly mine have never been done.

The rabbit's longest jump can be up to 9 feet in distance in one leap.

Yes, hamsters and rabbits generally should not be housed together even if they have separate cages. They have different social structures, dietary needs, and activity levels, which may lead to stress or potential harm if they are housed in close proximity. It is best to house them separately to ensure their individual health and well-being.

The Angora Rabbit is a domestic breed of rabbit, usually raised for their wool. They are not a predator, and are herbivorous. So, they could be considered "prey". But they are not wild, so they are not naturally hunted by any wild predators, as a wild rabbit would be. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

Yes 2-3 months

They CAN (at 3 months) but they should not. No rabbit should be bred before it is 6 months old. To do so is to risk stunting your bucks growth and risk your doe dieing while giving birth.

Rabbits can die from many causes, just as any other animal. For instance, the rabbits can die of old age, diseases, and neglect. In the wild, they can also die due to predators, including hunters.

no

what the hell where you thinking when you asked this question?!?

PETCO does not sell cats or dogs--it never has and it never will. It used to sell rabbits, but no longer does. For these animals and many more, PETCO has created a program called "Think Adoption First" that educates possible pet parents about pet adoption and provides them with materials and coupons for making a home for their new pets. PETCO also hosts adoption events nearly every weekend at its stores. PETCO does sell reptiles, fish, birds, and "companion animals" (ferrets, hamsters, guinea pigs, etc.).

my rabbit gets about 8 hours of out time everyday and I have put her in her cage when I go away for 24-36 hours and she is find with enough food and water (that cannot spill). I often overfeed her so she knows not to stuff herself every time and saves some of the food for later. I have had her for 4 years and done this 3 times and she is always fine when I come home

This can happen in the blink of an eye so don't turn your back when attempting to breed rabbits. In 28 to 31 days from conception (the blink of an eye) you will have baby rabbits. Be sure you put a nestbox full of good clean bedding material (straw?) in the cage at the 27th day.

Female rabbits may keep hay in their mouth as part of nesting behavior or to transport it to a comfortable spot for building a nest. This behavior is common in pregnant rabbits or those in a nesting phase preparing for birth. It can also be a way for rabbits to carry and store food for later.

In 1989, a little pink bunny named the Energizer Bunny stormed into fake ads to sell batteries. This advertising campaign focused on the bunny outlasting other battery brands, highlighting the long-lasting power of Energizer batteries.

There are many different breeds of rabbits, with variations in size, color, and fur type. Some popular breeds include Holland Lops, Mini Rex, Flemish Giants, and Netherland Dwarfs. Each breed has its own unique characteristics and traits.

Yes, the Greek word for "strange" is "ξένος" (xenos).

No, it is not safe for rabbits to eat brown paper bags. Brown paper bags can cause digestive issues and potentially lead to a blockage in their intestines. It's best to provide your rabbit with a diet that consists of hay, fresh vegetables, and rabbit pellets.