Pet Rabbit Reviews

I never thought that pets beyond dogs and cats had personality, or at least not strong personalities, but my first rabbit taught me differently. She's adorable for one, and an absolute drama queen. Each of my rabbits has their own unique personality, they're fairly easy to care for--litterbox trained so trips downstairs to go out or constant confinement in cages isn't necessary.

Rabbits aren't for everyone though. Their digestive systems are very touchy and a little research to know the right foods and in what quantities is necessary to keep them in good health. Also, with most pets, they should...

 Are You a Rabbit Person?

Are you the right kind of person to live with a rabbit? Would a rabbit be the right pet for you? Rabbits make wonderful companions for the right people.

• Are you patient?
• Have a sense of humor?
• Do you enjoy watching the movements and learning the language of another species?
• Does your schedule include plenty of time at home?
• Are you comfortable spending a lot of time on the floor?
• Are you not overly fussy with your furniture?

The House Rabbit Society has many wonderful bunnies many rescued from euthanasia at the animal shelter- available for adoption. Contact your local...

Once you understand what a rabbit is really like you can prepare to be amazed. Each rabbit has his or her own personality. Bunnies will come when called. They will pull at pant legs for attention. They will sleep on the bed with their human and sit on their lap. Rabbits get along with other animals as long as the other animals get along with them. Cats and rabbits can be good companions. Dogs and rabbits will groom each other. Rabbits are eternally curious and interested in their surroundings. They play with toys and they dance with joy. Rabbits kept outside never become family members and their...

We have had 3 different pet rabbits over the past 10 years.  Overall, I love them as pets.  They are quiet and easy.  We have kept all ours inside, in a large cage in the kitchen. 

Our first 2 rabbits were Netherland Dwarfs.  Our current rabbit is a bit large lop-eared.  All are sweet animals which our kids (ages 10,8, and 6) love.  I think smaller rabbits are probably better choices if you plan to keep the pet indoors.

Our rabbits have all had health concerns of some type.  The first rabbit had front teeth which did not fit together properly, necessitating us trimming the teeth monthly. ...

We had a bunny come to live with us 4 years ago.  He just hopped up one day and said he was   going to stay!!!  He came in the garage and wouldn't leave.  We thought he was a wild rabbit at first, because he looked like one.  We took him to the vet and he said we had a tame bunny.  We guess he was someone's pet and they turned him loose.  When we found out he was a tame bunny we couldn't turn him loose.  So we took him in and it is the best thing we ever did!!!!  The little guy has wound himself around our hearts.  He is a major part of our lives.  We feel he is really special since...

I HIGHLY reccoment a small bunny or rabbit. They are wonderfull pets and are fun to watch grow up. I have a flemish giant rabbit, one of the largest species. she is longer than 2 feet.

She Does not bite but SHE HAS MONSTER CLAWS and scratches by accident!

MOst people have smaller rabbits and Are much easyer to take care of. They do live a long time for a rodent.

However, it is hard to find a good vet for rabbits, Not many people specalize in them because not as amny people have them as cats and dogs.

I have been a pet rabbit owner for the past 15 years. Let me just say there are many reasons that bunnies make very good pets. At this time, I will share some of them with you.

First of all, bunnies can be very loving and receptive. They are naturally curious, and many are very loving and enjoy being part of the family. Unfortunately, many bunny owners are not aware of this fact, because they leave their rabbit in a wire cage all day. This is very sad and unfortunate. One cannot see a true rabbits personality, unless they are a "house-rabbit". For some, this may be a very uncommon term, but it...