Rabbit Hole Hay's Blog
How Much Should a Rabbit Weigh?
Most pet rabbits land between 2 and 12 pounds depending on breed—a Netherland Dwarf around...
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Meeting Your Rabbit Activity Needs for a Healthy, Happy Bunny
Rabbits need at least three to four hours of daily exercise in a secure and...
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Can Rabbits Eat Collard Greens? Safe Portions and Prep
Yes—rabbits can eat collard greens in moderation as part of a varied leafy-green rotation, with...
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Rabbits and Dogs: Can They Be Friends?
Patience, training, and supervision are key to helping dogs and rabbits coexist peacefully in your...
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Why Do Rabbits Dig or Nest in the Lawn—and When Should You Leave Them Alone?
Wild cottontails dig shallow lawn nests and leave kits alone most of the day on...
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How Do I Prevent Overgrown Teeth in Rabbits?
Prevent overgrown rabbit teeth with unlimited coarse hay, safe chew items, and annual dental checks—teeth...
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Rabbit Guinea Pig Cohabitation: Is It Possible?
Rabbits and guinea pigs have unique needs, making cohabitation difficult and potentially dangerous.
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Deaf Rabbit Care: Tips and Tricks
Deaf rabbits rely on sight, smell, and floor vibrations. Stomp before you approach, keep layouts...
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How High Does a Rabbit Jump? Surprising Facts
If you have a pet rabbit, understanding their jumping skills can help create a safe...
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Why Does My Rabbit Chew Carpet and Baseboards?
Rabbits chew carpet and baseboards to wear teeth, explore, and dig—not to spite you. Redirect...
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Safe Foods for Rabbits: Fruits, Vegetables, and Herbs
Leafy greens and herbs round out a hay-first diet; fruit stays a rare treat. Here...
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Can You Train a Rabbit?
Yes—rabbits can learn names, litter habits, and simple tricks with short, treat-led sessions. Here is...
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