Baby Rabbit

Description

Baby rabbits make great family pets. They are very sociable and very active. Rabbits like social connection with humans and other rabbits and can be kept as indoor pets.. Here at Birds4U, we often stock a variety of breeds, shapes, sizes, and colour variations. Please contact us for availability. In addition, providing space for the baby rabbit is important. Allowing them an area to hide away to relax will prevent them from becoming frightened or anxious. More so, if your rabbit is in a free-reign room, ensure all electrical cables are kept away or covered as well as anything not wanting to be chewed. Rabbits are sociable, however they can stress easily. Reducing noise and excessive handling can prevent this.

Most importantly never hold your rabbit by the scruff of its neck or ears. Hold their body and bum and lift gently, ensuring they feel supported. Providing toys and enrichment within their cage or room can keep them entertained. In addition, having a varied diet is important to their gut health. Pellets, fresh fruit and vegetables (in moderation) with hay for fibre will keep them healthy and help with digestion. Rabbit safe fruit and veg includes Apples, Pears, Carrots, grapes, spinach and lettuce. We will always give you the best advice and guidance to caring for your new pet.

Here at Birds4U we stock a wide variety of animals including birds, hamsters, tropical and cold water fish. Viewings are always welcome please Contact us for more information or visit our Facebook page for more information on livestock availability.