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My House Rabbit is dedicated to celebrating house rabbits and providing useful articles that cover rabbit care, behavior, health, and general rabbit information. Browse articles about proper diet, litter box training, housing, nail clipping, spaying/neutering and more!

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Featured House Rabbit Care Tips

  • Children and rabbits

    Children and Pet Rabbits

    A house rabbit may seem like the perfect companion for your child, but this is not always the case. Adopting a rabbit is a a big commitment, and it takes a family level of commitment to care for and provide a good life for a rabbit. [Read more]

  • Two bunnies begging for food

    Building a Relationship with Your Rabbit

    Understanding rabbits' unique language is helpful when bonding with your pet bunny for the long term, but if you recently adopted your bunny, you may not even know how to start the bonding process. [Read more]

  • Rabbit eating dandelion

    What to Feed Your House Rabbit

    Just like people, bunnies enjoy a good meal. A nice mix of hay, pellets and fresh vegetables as well as fresh water will make your rabbit healthy and happy. An occasional treat can be given, but only in small quantities. [Read more]

  • Bunny chewing Google mail

    How to Deal with Chewing & Digging

    Digging, burrowing, and chewing are natural activities for your rabbit. But how can you prevent your home from turning into your bunny's urban warren? [Read more]

Featured Bunny Product

Screwy Rabbit Hay Buffet by Wabbit Works

Screwy Rabbit Hay Buffet
by Wabbit Works

The Screwy Rabbit Hay Buffet is the perfect solution for keeping your bunny healthy, you happy and your home clean.

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Two rabbits snuggling

Quick Bunny Facts

Rabbits can live in harmony with other household pets such as well-mannered dogs, cats, birds, guinea pigs and other bunnies. Dogs should be trained first though, and interactions should be supervised. Sometimes even playful actions can result in injury.

Featured Bunny Photo

Steve loves being close to her Belvedere.