How to TAKE CARE of a RABBIT 🐰 Complete RABBIT CARE Guide

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[AlphaDelle]

A hutch should never be recommended. Giving a rabbit a huge space (like a play pen or room) shouldn’t be seen as luxury but rather standard.

[luciodelgado]

I read the comments, thank you all for letting others know before they did these things, I on the other hand am glad i went to the comment section for more information and it saved my rabbits

[adrianapaladino]

Please do not listen to him! 1 - Hutches are WAY too small for any rabbit to live in
2 - use a water bowl not a bottle as it can cause dehydration
3 - Rabbits are like cats and will bathe themselves and shouldn't be put in water. They have trouble regulating their body temperature so they can go into shock or get hypothermia if they're put into water. If you want actual advice, go watch Lennon The Bunny

Edit: this is months ater thanks for all the likes guys :)

[iamnegan]

The bar minimum is 4 feet by 4 feet and if theirs 2 bunnys dubble the size and get both spadded/nudered and dont use water bottles use bowls use a lot of hay a lot of hay I mean out the hay in the litter box for more info go to 101 rabbits and lennen the bunny 🖤

[soph_]

never keep your rabbit in a cage or hutch, either free roam, play pen or a bunny room x

[lily-okuv]

hutches are too small for rabbits, i recommend an x pen if you can’t free roam, theyre way less expensive and more spacious for the rabbit. also they don’t need water bottles, water bottles are uncomfortable for them to use because it puts their head in an un natural position, and they’re not very clean. you can just use heavy bowls for their food and water.

[str]

My pet rabbit has a whole house 😂 she can roam to our living room, or in the ailes, most her favorite place is in the dining area, where her litter box, bowl of water, grass, cabbage, and pellets can be found. She used to lie down besides these as if her personal space 😂. Anyway, I found her relax😂 though sometimes I feared the cat would appear when I accidentally missed to close the door. Love my Rab2 so much, so adorable 😍

[khloeowensby]

If a rabbit is dirty to where they cant clean them selves or if they or older, DO NOT wash them, use a damp cloth ans gently rub the areas that are dirty.

[audreannakenneth]

One like is for these bunny's getting hurt well get save 💔😭😊

[sierrastjean]

HE SAID TO BATH THEM OMG DO NOT LISTEN TO THIS GUY

[diya]

Just finished crying 🌚, now my parents are letting me have a bunny 🐇. 🥳

[clararestrepo]

Also something that may be bigger than an x pen would be the c&a grids which are cheap and may provide a lot more space

[aleyasanimals]

Hutches actually are way to small, and are actually more expensive then playpens. Playpens give a great amount of space, but free roaming is SO much better!! Do not recommend any hutch, or cage whatsoever.

Rabbits should use water bowls, and not water bottles because your rabbit can get very dehydrated, and it doesn’t reach your rabbits needs.

Rabbits should NEVER take baths!! Never ever. Baths are so stressful for a rabbit, it could kill them. The only time you should bathe your rabbit is by your vet.

[FernandoMartinez-wvfv]

Timothy hay for older bunny’s/adult
Alfalfa hay for baby bunny

[ThePurpleChan]

This is a great informative video! Too many people have misconceptions on rabbit care, it’s really sad.

[FernandoMartinez-wvfv]

Use a water bowl not bottle
Water bottles can cause dehydration

[strauwberie]

i've always wanted to take care of one <3 but i'm rlly scared to own a pet knowing that i wouldn't have them forever

[krystalfrancis]

I just got a baby rabbit this helped out a lot I’m a first timer thank you !!!!

[allywalsh]

NO HUTCHES OR CAGES.... EVER. Go for an EXPen as a last resort. Many people don't know rabbits are easily litter trained if spayed and neutered. So you can easily free roam them in your bedroom if your a child, or around the house if you have no pets.... and they'll go in a litter box. Look at a YouTube channel called - LennonTheBunny -for a better understanding. She has all the correct rabbit information and will help you tremendously.

[Livingwbralana]

Hi! I use to have bunnies 2yrs ago but I got rid of them after a few months cause I felt I wasn’t fit and I shared a room with my lil sis. Anyway we had a 2 story cage for nighttime/while I was gone and they were let out when I was watching. Anyway can people give me advice cause I really want to get a rabbit again 🫶😭