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🐰🐰 Rabbits are happier with rabbit companyRabbits are social animals and usually thrive when they have a compatible rabb...
31/05/2026

🐰🐰 Rabbits are happier with rabbit company

Rabbits are social animals and usually thrive when they have a compatible rabbit friend.

A bonded pair can groom each other, rest together, communicate naturally and provide companionship throughout the day.

Even rabbits that enjoy human attention still benefit from rabbit companionship because people can’t fully replace rabbit-to-rabbit interaction.

If you’re considering bonding rabbits, take things slowly and use neutral territory. Every rabbit is different, and some introductions take time.

❤️ Seeing your rabbits flopped next to each other, grooming or sharing hay is one of the best signs of a happy bond.

Rabbit health problems can become serious quickly 🚨🐰Because rabbits are prey animals, they often hide signs of pain or i...
26/05/2026

Rabbit health problems can become serious quickly 🚨🐰

Because rabbits are prey animals, they often hide signs of pain or illness.

Please never ignore signs like not eating, not pooing, sitting hunched, hiding more than usual, loud tooth grinding, sudden behaviour changes, or seeming weak, cold or floppy.

If your rabbit stops eating or stops pooing, contact a rabbit-savvy vet urgently.

RabbitCare.co.uk shares general rabbit care information, but it is not a replacement for veterinary advice.

Save this post, it could help someone spot a problem sooner.

Rabbits aren’t cartoon characters 🥕🐰Carrots are treats, not meals. A healthy rabbit diet should be mostly hay, with fres...
25/05/2026

Rabbits aren’t cartoon characters 🥕🐰

Carrots are treats, not meals. A healthy rabbit diet should be mostly hay, with fresh water, safe greens and a small amount of pellets.

More beginner rabbit care tips at RabbitCare.co.uk

The RabbitCare shop is open 🐰🌿You can now browse rabbit accessories and rabbit-themed gifts at RabbitCare.co.uk, includi...
25/05/2026

The RabbitCare shop is open 🐰🌿

You can now browse rabbit accessories and rabbit-themed gifts at RabbitCare.co.uk, including toys, enrichment, hay bags, hay feeders, grooming tools, feeding accessories, cleaning items, carriers, bedding, RabbitCare clothing and supervised photo accessories.

Free shipping is available on every order.

Everything is chosen with rabbit care in mind, with clear reminders to supervise items where needed and remove anything damaged or unsafe.

Have a look around the shop today 🐰

Rabbit enrichment does not have to be complicated 🐰🧸Rabbits are naturally curious animals. They enjoy chewing, exploring...
25/05/2026

Rabbit enrichment does not have to be complicated 🐰🧸

Rabbits are naturally curious animals. They enjoy chewing, exploring, hiding, digging and foraging.

Simple enrichment ideas include hiding greens in hay, rotating toys, adding cardboard boxes, offering tunnels and creating a safe digging box.

Always supervise new toys and remove anything that becomes damaged, sharp, frayed or unsafe.

You can browse rabbit toys and enrichment ideas at RabbitCare.co.uk.

Hay is one of the most important parts of rabbit care 🌾🐰Rabbits should have access to good-quality hay every day. It hel...
24/05/2026

Hay is one of the most important parts of rabbit care 🌾🐰

Rabbits should have access to good-quality hay every day. It helps support digestion, encourages natural foraging and helps wear down their constantly growing teeth.

A good setup should make hay easy to reach, fresh and clean.

Hay bags and hay feeders can help keep hay more organised, but always check them regularly for chewing, damage, trapped hay dust or sharp edges.

Browse hay bags and hay feeders at RabbitCare.co.uk.

Rabbits are wonderful pets, but they need more than a hutch, a bowl and the occasional carrot 🐰🌿Daily hay, enough space,...
24/05/2026

Rabbits are wonderful pets, but they need more than a hutch, a bowl and the occasional carrot 🐰🌿

Daily hay, enough space, safe enrichment and calm handling all make a big difference.

One of the most important things to remember: if your rabbit suddenly stops eating or stops pooing, contact a rabbit-savvy vet urgently.

Save this post as a quick rabbit care reminder.

I created RabbitCare.co.uk to help UK rabbit owners find simple, practical care advice, from food and housing to toys, g...
23/05/2026

I created RabbitCare.co.uk to help UK rabbit owners find simple, practical care advice, from food and housing to toys, grooming, enrichment and everyday rabbit health warning signs.

The RabbitCare shop is now open too, with rabbit accessories, enrichment ideas, grooming tools, hay feeders, carriers and rabbit-themed gifts.

Everything is chosen with rabbit care in mind, and there’s free shipping on every order.

I’ll be sharing:
🐰 rabbit care tips
🌾 feeding and hay advice
🧸 enrichment ideas
🛒 useful rabbit products
🚨 important health warning signs

Follow along if you love rabbits or want to give your bunnies a happier, safer setup.

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