Peqaboo series
A bored rabbit chews skirting boards, digs carpets, and gets destructive. This guide gives you cheap, safe, homemade enrichment , foraging toys, dig boxes, and chew objects , you can build from household items in minutes to redirect that energy and keep your rabbit busy and happy.
Most shop-bought cages are far too small for a rabbit. This guide gives clear minimum sizes for the home base and exercise area, explains the three-hop and standing tests, and compares safe, cushioned flooring against surfaces that cause painful sore hocks.
Compare free-roam, x-pen, and cage housing for rabbits by welfare, safety, and real apartment constraints.
A practical rabbit-proofing checklist for apartments and houses so free time does not end in chewed wires or toxic plants.
Rabbits are crepuscular, so being busy at dusk, dawn and through parts of the night is normal behaviour rather than a sleep problem. What matters is telling ordinary night activity apart from frustration, alarm, hormonal behaviour and pain, because each needs a different response.
Rabbit enrichment is not decoration. Continuously growing teeth, a strong drive to dig and chew, and a body built to run mean an under-stimulated rabbit chews your flat instead. The cheapest enrichment is also the most important, and almost all of it is free.
Rabbits and children can share a home, but not on the terms most families expect. This guide explains why a struggling held rabbit can fracture its own spine, why going limp is fear rather than affection, how to build a child-free rabbit territory and a floor-level contact model, what is realistic at each child age, an
Rabbits are burrowers, not den animals, and a hide with one entrance is a trap rather than a refuge. This guide covers how rabbits actually sleep, why the full flop is the best welfare indicator you have, what a resting place needs in terms of exits, sightlines, overhead cover and surface, how temperature moves a rabbi
Fireworks harm rabbits in two ways owners rarely anticipate: a panic injury during the event, and the gut slowing to a halt in the day or two afterwards. This guide explains why a bolt hole with two exits matters more than soundproofing, why a frightened rabbit must never be picked up, how to move an outdoor rabbit saf
