Dental Disease In Rabbits
Dental Disease In Rabbits By Maxine K. Dental disease is one of the most common, stressful, and expensive problems for domestic rabbits today. And it may be hard to identify. […]
GI Stasis
GI Stasis (Gastrointestinal Stasis) By Steph M. In my experience, one of the great advantages of adopting through Friends of Rabbits was getting a great primer on taking care of […]
Coping with Pet Loss
Coping with Pet Loss By Maxine K. “Bunnies we love don’t go away, they hop beside us every day, unseen, unheard, but always near, still loved, still missed and very […]
Intestinal Parasites in Rabbits
Intestinal Parasites in Rabbits By Steph M. Ran and Richard were experienced parents to their bun Bruce when they added Lola to their family. Bruce had always been healthy, so […]
The Unglamorous – but Important – Job of Cleaning Foster Rabbit Cages
The Unglamorous – but Important – Job of Cleaning Foster Rabbit Cages By Beck B. Did you know that Friends of Rabbits has a network of about 20 homes that […]
Rabbit Health 101
Rabbit Health 101 By Susan Wong We know it’s sometimes hard to tell when your rabbit is sick or not at all. Here are some tips to determine whether you […]
The Long-Term Benefits of a Partner
The Long-Term Benefits of a Partner By Amy S. In past issues, we’ve talked about bunny speed dating and how to bond bunnies. Now it’s time to consider the benefits […]
The Sad Reality of the Easter Bunny
The Sad Reality of the Easter Bunny By Maxine K. For rabbit lovers, Spring is the most wonderful time of year. If you’re a bunny, however, it’s the saddest. Children […]
The Joy and Importance of Fostering
The Joy and Importance of Fostering 2017 Update: FoR is actively looking for more willing foster homes. If you would like to open your heart and your home to a […]
Frankie
Frankie Frankie is a spunky 3 pound, 8 year old Netherland Dwarf bun. His incisors were removed before he came to FoR, most likely because of a chronic tooth problem. […]