Overgrown Incisors

Rabbits front teeth never stop growing which is ok for wild rabbits but can cause a big problem for pet rabbits. In order to keep the teeth in good shape, gnawing blocks such as logs with ark on and hard food such as root vegetable should be provided.

Overgrown Claws

Wild rabbit claws are kept worn down by digging and burrowing. Cage kept rabbits don’t often have this luxury so claws can be kept in trim by clipping them. It’s not difficult but some people may prefer to use a vet for this procedure.

Obesity

Rabbits can become very overweight if they are kept in confined spaces and/or fed the wrong diet. Fat rabbits should be given as much room as possible to roam and exercise.

Pages and pages have been written about how to make burglar proof you home but have you ever thought on how to rabbit proof your home too – look no further!!!!

Look though the eyes of a Rabbit Eyes
Get down on your hands and knees and look around the house. You don’t need to make squeaking noises or even jump across the floor but look at wires and items they could possibly chew and things that you can hide behind!

Nibble Proof Plants
Many ordinary plants can extremely harmful to rabbits, to be on the safe side hideaway or make sure they are out of reach but be aware of the falling leaves!!!

Carpets beware!!!
Long pile carpets will be chewed and can be dangerous to the rabbit’s digestive system so again restrict the area and keep just too wooden falls. If you house is full of laminate flooring make sure your floor cleaner does not contain any harmful materials such as bleach
Litter Box Training
If neutered, you have a better chance of litter box-trained – a litter box can be packed with hay or with recycled newspaper pellets.