Pet Advice
Find the latest pet health advice to help keep your pet happy and healthy!
Find the latest pet advice
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Choosing Your New Rabbit
It can be tempting to think of rabbits as being fairly generic, but there are 62 different rabbit breeds registered with the British Rabbit Council.
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Can My Rabbit Be Housed With My Other Pets?
Rabbits are social animals that like to be kept in pairs or groups, find out more about keeping your rabbit with another pet with our handy guide.
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Litter Training Your Rabbits
You can start litter training your rabbits as early as you like but you can litter train a rabbit at any age. Read our expert advice for some hints and tips.
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Microchipping Your Rabbit
Find out how having your rabbit microchipped is a great idea as you are more likely to trace and be reunited with your bunny if it goes missing.
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The Signs Of Flystrike
The best prevention of Flystrike is by keeping your rabbit clean and in good health, and applying Preventive treatments in peak season.
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Fleas and Your Rabbit
Despite rabbits having less chance of getting them, fleas can be a nuisance to your pet or can spread to other family pets. Read more about fleas here.
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Mites and Your Rabbit
Mites are small parasites that live on the skin of rabbits and can cause discomfort and itching. Read here to learn how to keep your rabbit mite free!
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Looking After Your Rabbit's Teeth
As rabbit teeth grow throughout their lives, making sure their dental health is looked after is a key part of keeping any rabbit healthy and happy.
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How To Keep Rabbits Active
No one wants a bored rabbit, especially as it puts them at risk of health problems. Here are a few ideas to keep your pet stimulated and active.
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Rabbit Arthritis
Osteoarthritis, often referred to just as arthritis, is a painful disease caused by wear and tear of a joint. It makes movement difficult and sore.
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Summer Tips For Rabbits
Just like dogs and cats, rabbits can suffer from heat stroke. Body temperature raises to dangerous levels, and can cause multiple organ failure and even death.
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Helping Your Pet Cope In Groups Of People
We’d encourage pet owners to make sure their pet is in a safe, warm place, away from any potential stress inducing activity.