Rabbit Hole Hay's Blog
Digestion & Gut Health
What Is GI Stasis in Rabbits?
GI stasis is when a rabbit's digestive system slows or stops moving food—a painful emergency...
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Digestion & Gut Health
Are Seasonal Pumpkin Treats Okay for Rabbits?
Plain pumpkin puree is okay for rabbits in tiny seasonal amounts—never pie filling—and hay still...
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Dental Health
Secrets to a Happy Guinea Pig Diet
Figuring out the best guinea pig diet might feel overwhelming at first.
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Chinchilla Care
Chinchilla Diet: Essential Nutrition Tips
Hay should make up 75–80% of your chinchilla's total diet.
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Digestion & Gut Health
Cleaning Rabbit Bottom: How to Take Care of a Rabbit with Poopy Butt
Cleaning poopy butt is part of responsible rabbit care, and with practice, it gets easier.
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Digestion & Gut Health
What Foods Are Toxic to Rabbits? A Safe Feeding Guide
Chocolate, avocado, onion-family foods, caffeine, many fruit pits, starchy people food, and surprises like iceberg...
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Dental Health
Choosing the Best Quality Rabbit Hay
When it comes to adult rabbits, Timothy Hay is your go-to.
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Digestion & Gut Health
What Should I Feed Baby Domestic Rabbits as They Grow and Wean?
Feed baby domestic rabbits mother's milk or Kitten Milk Replacer if orphaned, then alfalfa hay...
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Dental Health
Is Timothy Always Better Than Alfalfa for Every Rabbit?
No—Timothy is not always better than alfalfa. Alfalfa suits young and nursing rabbits; most adults...
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Digestion & Gut Health
How Should I Support a Senior Rabbit's Diet With Hay?
Support a senior rabbit's diet with grass hay first—usually medium or soft Timothy—then adjust cut,...
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Allergies & Sensitivities
Best Spot: Where Can I Buy Rabbit Food
Investing in high-quality rabbit food today will help prevent health issues down the road.
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Digestion & Gut Health
Rabbit Bottom Cleaning: Essential Tips and Tricks
Regular rabbit bottom cleaning can prevent flystrike, infections, and serious health problems.
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