BunnyMansions

BunnyMansions Maak je konijn en jezelf gelukkig door een stijlvolle Bunny Mansion.

Your bunny won’t touch their hay, and you’re blaming the bunny. It’s usually the rack.Rabbits want to eat hay at nose le...
18/06/2026

Your bunny won’t touch their hay, and you’re blaming the bunny. It’s usually the rack.

Rabbits want to eat hay at nose level, clean, and right next to their toilet spot, that’s how they graze in the wild. Hay dumped on the floor gets soiled and ignored. Change how it’s offered and most “picky” bunnies start eating again.

This is the whole reason we designed our hay rack the way we did. DM “SETUP” and I’ll show you how to position it.

This is every way to know if your bunny is angry, and what it’s really telling you.Lunging, boxing, grunting, tail flick...
16/06/2026

This is every way to know if your bunny is angry, and what it’s really telling you.

Lunging, boxing, grunting, tail flicks: these aren’t a “bad” rabbit, they’re a rabbit setting a boundary. Anger in rabbits is almost always fear or frustration about space, handling, or territory, and it eases when those are addressed.

Save this so you can read your bunny instead of guessing.

Did you know your bunny’s tail is saying more than you think?That little “cottontail” flashes white as a warning signal ...
14/06/2026

Did you know your bunny’s tail is saying more than you think?

That little “cottontail” flashes white as a warning signal in the wild, and the way they hold it tells you a lot about their mood: relaxed, alert, or about to bolt. Most owners never notice.

Save this and watch your bunny’s tail tonight.

Your bunny pees outside the litter box and you’ve tried everything, but it’s probably not stubbornness.Rabbits toilet wh...
13/06/2026

Your bunny pees outside the litter box and you’ve tried everything, but it’s probably not stubbornness.

Rabbits toilet where they feel the layout makes sense. When the box, the hay, and their “safe corner” aren’t aligned, they improvise. It’s almost always a setup problem, not a behaviour one: clear toilet structure plus hay placed right beside it changes everything.

This is exactly what we built our litter setup around.
DM “SETUP” and I’ll help you fix the layout.

Everybody tells you hay matters — but nobody explains what good hay actually looks like.Good hay is green, not yellow; s...
11/06/2026

Everybody tells you hay matters — but nobody explains what good hay actually looks like.

Good hay is green, not yellow; smells fresh, not musty; and has long, varied strands, not dust. If your bunny keeps refusing hay, the problem is usually the quality or how it’s offered — not stubbornness.

Save this and check your current bag against it.

Ever wondered why your bunny thumps? It’s one of the most misunderstood rabbit behaviours.A thump is communication, usua...
09/06/2026

Ever wondered why your bunny thumps? It’s one of the most misunderstood rabbit behaviours.

A thump is communication, usually “I sense danger” or “I’m not happy about this.” It’s instinct from the wild, where one thump warns the whole warren. It’s rarely random, even when you can’t see the trigger.

Share this with someone whose bunny thumps at 3am.

08/06/2026

Everyone says “give your bunny hay”, but almost no one explains why limiting it backfires.

Hay isn’t just food. It keeps the gut moving, wears teeth down, and prevents the silent emergencies. The moment hay runs low, digestion slows, and for a rabbit, a slow gut can turn serious quickly.

Save this as your reminder to never let the hay run out.

Your bunny is actually older (or younger) than you think, and it’s not as simple as “x7”.A 1-year-old rabbit is roughly ...
07/06/2026

Your bunny is actually older (or younger) than you think, and it’s not as simple as “x7”.

A 1-year-old rabbit is roughly a young adult; by 5–6 they’re middle-aged; 8+ is senior territory. Their needs shift at each stage, from diet to how much rest they want.

Save this and check where your bunny really lands.

Which of these are you actually feeding your bunny?Not all greens are equal, some are everyday-safe, some are occasional...
06/06/2026

Which of these are you actually feeding your bunny?

Not all greens are equal, some are everyday-safe, some are occasional, and a few do more harm than good. The safe everyday base is leafy greens like romaine, cilantro, and basil; go easy on anything sugary or watery.

Save this as your shopping checklist for the week.

I was today years old when I learned these things about rabbit teeth.A rabbit’s teeth never stop growing: up to a few mi...
04/06/2026

I was today years old when I learned these things about rabbit teeth.

A rabbit’s teeth never stop growing: up to a few millimetres a week.

That’s why constant hay isn’t optional: chewing is what keeps them worn down. Without it, teeth overgrow and eating becomes painful fast.

Save this so you remember why the hay really matters.

Adres

Michiel De Ruyterweg
Delft
2628BA

Meldingen

Wees de eerste die het weet en laat ons u een e-mail sturen wanneer BunnyMansions nieuws en promoties plaatst. Uw e-mailadres wordt niet voor andere doeleinden gebruikt en u kunt zich op elk gewenst moment afmelden.

Delen