Rabb!ts

10 things you can do to cool off your rabbit  1. Lots of water Water is vital for the rabbit to always have! Plenty of it is always good and very much like in large water bowls so it is so natural for it to drink. There is also easier access to an open water bowl than if it were a drinking bottle. The rabbit will easily overlook and forget the beverage bottle and then it will be more likely to dehydrate. 2. Shade Shade is also a very important factor if it is to feel good in the hot weather. It is very important not to have full sun on it all the time as it will quickly dehydrate if it is too hot. So always provide shade. 3. Sand We use a lot of sand on our own rabbits as it is a natural and appropriate way to cool the rabbit. Our rabbits love to roll in the lovely cool and moist sand so we give it plenty of opportunity. The sand can be laid on the ground (if it is an outdoor rabbit) in a place where there is also plenty of wind. It gives the best result. If it is an indoor rabbit or y

Herbs are wonderful to your health I will make a small list of the herbs that are good for rabbits and that have some holding-healing properties in form of, using the immune system, the body's systems, provide some important vitamins, etc. All these plants and herbs are something rabbits can tolerate to eat, but it is only in limited quantities. Dried dandelion roots They contain both A, B, C and D vitamins, there are some important vitamins that can be used to maintain, for example, the immune system. Vitamin D is important even if the rabbit is outside and it is very important if you have an indoor rabbit as it helps with native skin, teeth and fur. Dandelions is said to being able to prevent and even cure cancer. However, this has not been demonstrated but it is worth the try if you are sick, right? It has the property of helping to remove gift items in the body and they can even remove varicose veins. If you have problems with gallbladder, kidney or handle, then the roots could