As you rabbit ages, your experience level, rabbit toolkit, and creative problem solving will grow. Senior rabbits often develop special needs that will change the course of your daily routine and home set up. The biggest change MOST senior rabbit owners make as a result of aging is the introduction of a low entry litter box. Though there are several high quality ones on the market, those who are looking to save a bit of money to put more towards medical costs might consider the DIY route. Over the years, we have cultivated a few different methods for creating low entry litter boxes that don’t break the bank. There are pros and cons for each method. Take these into consideration when deciding which litter box to make!

March is National Pet Vaccination Month! Is it time for your rabbit’s annual RHDV2 vaccine? If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, get your rabbit vaccinated at House Rabbit Society!

The third week of March is always National Pet Pet Poison Prevention Week. While this most likely brings to mind dogs eating human medication off a countertop or consuming a dangerous amount of chocolate, there are several things rabbit guardians should be aware of that are toxic to rabbits.