Whimsical Rabbits

28/08/2025

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29/04/2025

Here’s a short summary list of rabbit-friendly herbs and veggies that we grow at home. Most are super easy to grow and very nutritious:
🐇 Comfrey – High in protein and great for occasional feeding. It supports healing.
🐇 Bamboo leaves – Safe and fibrous, ideal for variety.
🐇 Bana grass – A fast-growing forage grass rich in fiber. We grow lots of Bana and Elephant grass!
🐇 Carrot tops – Nutritious and preferred over the root. high in calcium.
🐇 Beet tops – Leafy greens rich in nutrients; feed in moderation.
🐇 Thyme – Aromatic herb with digestive benefits.
🐇 White clover – Nutritious ground cover, high in protein.
🐇 Parsley – Vitamin-rich herb. Excellent in small amounts.
🐇 Strawberry leaves – Gentle astringent and safe for rabbits.
🐇 Nasturtium – Edible flowers and leaves; high in vitamin C.
🐇 Lemon balm – Calming and safe; helps with stress.
🐇 Lemongrass – Aromatic, safe in small quantities.
🐇 Sweet potato vines – Leafy tops are nutritious and fast-growing.
🐇 Basil – Easy to grow and great for digestion.
🐇 Mint – A favorite herb that aids the digestive tract.
🐇 Fennel – Digestive support and mild flavor.
🐇 Radish tops – Leafy greens are great in moderation.
🐇 Radishes – Roots can be fed occasionally; not too much.
🐇 Bok choi – A mild leafy green with good hydration properties. It grows super fast!
🐇 Sunchokes and Sunflowers - feed the leaves and young flowers to the rabbits as a healthy treat.

10/03/2025

So it has finally arrived !!!! We are in stock of 40 dosis of RHD Vaccinations and many of our clients have already booked their spot. For those still requiring there flops and bounces to be protected please give us a call to reserve your vaccine. We will be having a Lagomorph/Rabbit/Hare/ Bunny vaccination special day the second week in March 2025.
For more information on how to book your spot please call us this week as spots are limited.
Vaccination day event includes :
1. Basic health check,
2. Glucose test,
3. Vaccination with RHDV
4. Vaccination Card (For those that has not ever had a vaccination booklet for the furry hop)

06/03/2025

Bunny treats

24/02/2025

Prepping dinner

12/01/2025

Tips for bonding rabbits:

1.Neutral Territory: Start in a neutral space where neither rabbit has established territory. This helps reduce territorial aggression.

2. Slow Introduction: Gradually introduce the rabbits to each other. You can allow them to sniff each other through a barrier like a cage or a pen.

3.Short Sessions: Keep initial meetings short (10-15 minutes) and gradually increase the time as they become more comfortable with each other.

4.Supervised Interactions: Always supervise their interactions to ensure safety. Look for signs of aggression or stress.

5.Positive Reinforcement: Reward both rabbits with treats and praise when they interact positively. This helps them associate each other with good experiences.

6.Shared Space: Once they seem comfortable, allow them to share a larger space. Make sure it’s free of hiding spots where one might feel cornered.

7.Time and Patience: Bonding can take time, sometimes weeks or even months. Be patient and don’t rush the process.

8.Observe Behavior: Watch for grooming behaviors, which indicate acceptance and affection. If aggression occurs, separate them and try again later.

11/01/2025

11/01/2025

Very informative and nice to keep on hand:

Learn about the veterinary topic of Disorders and Diseases of Rabbits. Find specific details on this topic and related topics from the MSD Vet Manual.

10/01/2025

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