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Dr. Sue Rabbit Vet This page is for information all about rabbits from a veterinarian.

Rabbit fun facts. A rabbit’s ideal diet plan.
19/07/2025

Rabbit fun facts.
A rabbit’s ideal diet plan.

18/07/2025

Grass ball chews
They can be a great way to get your rabbit to eat more hay, helps with their natural chewing habits and an excellent enrichment toy for them.

Did you know rabbit?
17/07/2025

Did you know rabbit?

Overgrown incisors in rabbits, a condition known as malocclusion, can cause serious health problems. It occurs when the ...
16/07/2025

Overgrown incisors in rabbits, a condition known as malocclusion, can cause serious health problems. It occurs when the teeth don't align properly, preventing them from wearing down naturally and leading to excessive growth.
Causes:
Diet: A diet lacking sufficient fiber, like hay, can prevent proper tooth wear.
Genetics: Some rabbits may be predisposed to malocclusion due to inherited jaw or tooth structure.
Injury or Trauma: A jaw injury can affect tooth alignment and lead to overgrowth.

A "bunny loaf" refers to a rabbit sitting with its paws tucked underneath its body, resembling a loaf of bread. This pos...
15/07/2025

A "bunny loaf" refers to a rabbit sitting with its paws tucked underneath its body, resembling a loaf of bread. This posture is a common sign that a rabbit is feeling relaxed and comfortable in its environment. It indicates a sense of security and contentment.

Bunny tip of the weekDIY cooling pad for your rabbit
14/07/2025

Bunny tip of the week
DIY cooling pad for your rabbit

Bunny meme Saturday
12/07/2025

Bunny meme Saturday

Fun fact Friday
12/07/2025

Fun fact Friday

11/07/2025

Bunnies primarily clean their ears by scratching them with their hind feet and then using their front paws to wipe away any loosened debris. They also have a natural self-cleaning mechanism within the ear canal that helps to manage earwax. Healthy rabbits typically don't need much help with ear cleaning, but some may require assistance if they have mobility issues or if there's an excessive build-up of wax or debris.

Did you know rabbit?
09/07/2025

Did you know rabbit?

Thanks to their third eyelid, not only do rabbits blink infrequently, bunnies can also sleep without fully closing their...
09/07/2025

Thanks to their third eyelid, not only do rabbits blink infrequently, bunnies can also sleep without fully closing their eyes, essentially sleeping with them open. Why would a bunny sleep with their eyes open? Rabbits sleep with their eyes open as a survival tactic. Remember – they are prey animals.

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