Rabbits make great pets and are becoming very popular choices as an addition to the family. If you already keep rabbits or are just researching whether or not you might like one, then read up on our useful tips and advice on a wide variety of topics that will help you look after your furry friend.
If you cannot find the information you are looking for or would rather speak to us, then we have experienced and qualified staff who are happy to help with tips and advice on all aspects of rabbit care.
You are also welcome to call any of our surgeries for an informal chat about any concerns you have with looking after your rabbit.
If you have or are thinking about opening your home to a pet rabbit, here is some information you might find helpful.
Pet rabbits typically live for between 8 to 12 years if they are well cared for and healthy. They are a very lovable pet that can be adapted to live indoors.
Neutering or spaying, is also known as ovariohysterectomy in a female rabbit and castration in a male rabbit.
Male rabbits become sexually mature from 4 months of age, and female rabbits from 5 months of age. Entire male and female rabbits therefore need to be kept separately from 16 weeks old if you do not wish them to breed.
