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Rabbit Care and Advice

If you want to have the friendliest, most laid back, happy, healthy & house trained pet rabbit, then this eBook is a must have..

Rabbit Care & Advice by Jan of Rabbits-Online.co.uk
Start out with experienced advice & learn how to have the
Happiest, Healthiest Bunny possible.

Rabbit Care & Advice

If you want to have the friendliest, most laid back, Happy, Healthy & House Trained pet rabbit, then this eBook is a must have.. Check it out here

Start out with experienced advice
& learn how to have the
Happiest, Healthiest Bunny possible.

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Rabbit Care & Advice

HI Rabbit Lovers
Its been a while, but I have finally completed my long awaited Rabbit Care and Advice eBook. If you are thinking about purchasing a new pet rabbit, then this is the eBook for you, 101 pages packed full of useful advice & information about Which breed, colour and sex to choose and which would be most suited to you and your family, What you will need to best set up home for your new rabbit, Where to find a reputable local breeder in your area (within the UK), How to feed your new rabbit and ailments and symptoms to look out for should your rabbit ever become ill, and so much more...
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Hot Weather News

It's here again, the hot weather and although this is good news for most, it can be a distressing time for your bunny. Here are a few tips to help your pet keep their cool when all around are losing theirs......

1. Fill a plastic pop bottle with water and freeze it. Wrap it in a towel and place it in your bunny's hutch/cage/run. This will allow him to laze up against it and keep him cool.
2. Keep all hutches and runs out of direct sunlight, or if this is difficult, you MUST provide some element of shade in the run or cage or hutch etc..
3. Don't leave your bunny in the conservatory or sun room whilst you are at work through the day
4. Always ensure the rabbit has a constant supply of cool, fresh water available. Check those bottles to make sure they are working properly. Refill throughout the day.
   
5. Provide water based veg such as carrots and celery etc.. to ensure plenty of fluids are available
   

Just a few tips, but sure to help keep your pet rabbit comfortable.

and most of all, ENJOY the heat.......

Want to know where to purchase gardens runs for your bunny to enjoy the summer garden in safety ? Try here....

Rabbits and Hot Weather

As we humans bake in the mid-day UK sun, spare a thought for our pets with their furry coats. Our rabbits and other furries, are going to be particularly hot, sticky and uncomfortable in this heatwave and I have heard of rabbits passin away with the heat. So, here are a few tips to help keep your bunny cool and SAFE:-

• Try to keep bunny indoors in the coolest room of the house
  
• If indoors is not an option, make sure bunny is in the shade, preferably in a cooler North facing corner of the garden
• Place a fan at the door to the hutch/cage to help with ventilation
• Try filling a lemonade bottle with water, freeze it overnight, then cover the frozen bottle with a towel or pillowcase and lay it down for your bunny to snuggle up to and keep cool. Better still, have 2 or 3 bottle frozen at all times so that you can rotate them as they start to defrost
  
• Ensure that bunny has fresh, cold water at all times, and check the level to ensure that he is actually drinking, some bunnies just become so lazy in the heat that they cannot be bothered to drink. If you find this, try to place a bowl of water close by also (a porcelain one is best so that it dosn;t get tipped)
• Provide plenty of watery vegetables (not under 12 weeks of age!) to assist in fluid intake, Good ones for helping to keep their water intake up are:-
• Carrots
• Apple
  
• celery
• cucumber
• tomatoes
• orange
• radish
• melon
• Offer your rabbit some ice cubes to play with
• Always ensure that he has plenty of shade when playing in the garden
• If he loves to lie in the sun, do not allow this at peak heat times (11am-2pm) and if he is in the sun, rub in a high SPF sun cream to the ends of his ears so that he does not become burnt.
• Do not allow him to lie in the sun for long lengths of time

All in all, common sense is needed. Plenty of water and protection from direct sun and heat with plenty of ventilation and your bunny should enjoy the summer as much as us Humans..

For now, enjoy the weather while it lasts, Winter will be upon us before we know it
Jan
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