Animal Clinic Services for Rabbits in Naples |
Rabbits make wonderful indoor companions, and like cats can be trained
to use a litter box. Indoor rabbits may have double the life span of outdoor
rabbits. Whether in an outdoor hutch or an indoor environment, there are many
different breeds of rabbits to choose from. Each varies in ratings for
calmness, size and tendency to nip. Some popular small breeds of rabbits are the
Netherlands Dwarf and the Holland Lop. Care for rabbits depend on the length of
their coat. Long coated rabbits will need daily grooming, and some have fur that
can be spun into fibers for knitting. Rabbit will also need to visit the
veterinarian at least once a year for routine exam and parasite test. Rabbits
will need some basic supplies like a cage, water bottle, bedding, and food
bowls. Hay, pelleted food, vegetables and possibly a commercial vitamin
supplement is a great way to keep your rabbit healthy. Rabbit's teeth can become
overgrown if something is not provided for them to chew on. A cardboard paper
towel roll can be used, to keep rabbits teeth from overgrowing. Trimming a
rabbit nails will also be part of their regular care. If you need help your
veterinarian can teach you. Be cautious if you let your rabbit roam the house
household, cords, adapters and anything electric can pose a threat. Make sure to
bunny proof your home if this is the life style you want your rabbit to have. In
no instance should the rabbit be left out of its cage when no one is supervising
it. Rabbits are very strong chewers and can burrow a tunnel into your walls, as
fast as you can say Peter Rabbit. Rabbits make wonderful pets for children with
the ability to hold them carefully and securely. Adults, who have a limited
amount of time, will also find that rabbits make the best of companions. |