The Home Rabbit First Aid KitWhy Every Rabbit Owner Needs a First Aid KitEmergencies rarely happen when veterinary clinics are open and fully staffed. A rabbit may tear a nail at midnight, develop sudden gastrointestinal stasis during a public holiday, or sustain a minor wound while playing.Because rabbits are prey…
The Rabbit Triage Guide
CHAPTER 7.5 · THE MODERN ART OF RABBIT CAREThe Rabbit Triage GuideA guardian’s rabbit triage guide to recognising rabbit emergency signs and knowing when to take a rabbit to the vet.Need help right now? If your rabbit has stopped eating, has stopped producing droppings, is struggling to breathe, has collapsed…
Pododermatitis (Sore Hocks) in rabbits
SMALL FEET · EVERYDAY COMFORTSore Hocks in Rabbits: Causes, Signs and CareSmall feet carry a surprising amount of rabbit. When their protective fur and skin are under repeated pressure, even ordinary standing and resting can become uncomfortable.Pododermatitis in rabbits, commonly called sore hocks, is inflammation and damage to the skin…