Rabbits are intelligent, sensitive animals with complex needs.
Although often considered easy pets, they require appropriate housing, suitable nutrition, opportunities for movement and regular interaction with their environment. Rabbits are social animals, and companionship with a compatible rabbit is generally important for their welfare.
Their digestive systems are particularly sensitive, making appropriate feeding and prompt attention to changes in appetite essential. A rabbit that stops eating requires urgent veterinary attention.
Responsible rabbit care involves much more than providing a cage and a food bowl.
This article offers general information, not a personalised care plan. Seek professional veterinary guidance for health concerns.