Rabbits need more than food and shelter like dogs and cats. They need several supplies. Before they move in, make sure they have everything.
The cage is the most important part of outdoor rabbit care. Your pet lives there permanently.
Your rabbit needs attention. You must commit to grooming it. Monitor hairballs and teeth growth.
Healthy rabbit diets include hay, fresh produce, and pellets. Starting with pellets for young bunnies. Increase veggie and hay servings gradually.
Outdoor predators lurk. However, your rabbit can live comfortably outside. Take extra precautions. Keep it out of the elements and capture-proof.
Your bunnies get mental and physical stimulation from toys. They flourish with busy minds and fit bodies.
Toys stimulate rabbits mentally and physically. Mental stimulation and excellent health help them thrive.
Prey rabbits are apprehensive of new places. All have distinct personalities. They dislike other rabbits invading their domain.
Allow them to adjust to you before lifting them. When calm, carefully pick them up. You can also wait for them.
Rabbits need frequent vet visits like dogs and cats. If you register it with your local vet early, the vet can monitor its health.