Rabbit Links
LINKS
- House Rabbit Society
A great clearinghouse of information for all things rabbit-related in the United States. - Rabbit Welfare Association
The British rabbit welfare organization, with links around the UK.
Rabbit Information By Topic: (NOTE: I've blended my US and UK links together)
BOOKS & MAGAZINES
- Rabbit Health in the 20th Century
Formerly Rabbit Health 101, this is an invaluable resource for house rabbits and their companions. Lists many common diseases and how to deal with them. - King Murray's Royal Tail
Also by Kathy Smith, the true story of an Easter bunny, suitable for children and with beautiful illustrations by Karen Scott. - Drollery Press
Publishers of the House Rabbit Handbook, the ultimate source of house rabbit information. They also produce videos including Your First House Rabbit. See the Drollery Press page for info on mail order, or scroll to the bottom of this page to order from Amazon.com. - Fur & Feather Magazine
One of the oldest magazines in Britain for the small animal fancier. - Bunny Mad Magazine
A fun and informative magazine put out twice a year by my friend Lisa at Bunny Creations, with lots of cute pictures!
LITTER & LITTER TRAINING
- Yesterday's News
Although this litter is marketed to cats, it's a good choice for rabbits, too. You can read the testimonials, hear from vets who recommend it, and find out where you can buy it in your area. - Megazorb
Does just what it says! Cheap and plentiful and effective. - Mountain Meadows Pet
The manufacturers of Critter Country, a safe litter for rabbits. - The Frequently Asked Questions About Litter Training by House Rabbit Society
This a great place to start if you're ready to litter train your rabbit. It walks you through the basics, and provides answers to common questions and pitfalls. - The Dangers of Softwood Shavings by George Flentke, PhD.
A classic article on why litters made from soft woods such as pine and cedar are terrible for your pets. Dr. Flentke gives a clinical analysis of the chemicals involved and offers safe alternatives for your rabbit. - Respiratory Toxicity of Cedar and Pine Wood
A scientific explanation of why cedar and pine oils are so bad for bunnies.
DIET, FEED, HAY
- Burgess SupaFeeds
The leading UK retailer of extruded rabbit pellet feed. Dexter gives his paw of approval! - Oxbow Hay
A superior source for hay for your rabbit, or other small mammals. Oxbow is based in Nebraska but ships hay all over the world. They have conducted numerous studies to produce the best possible hay. They also make high quality feeds and sell rabbit supplies such as papaya tablets. - Kaytee
Another good rabbit pellet, but avoid the "Fiesta" formula. It contains nuts, seeds, and dried fruit which are nothing but junk food for your rabbit. - American Pet Diner
Straight from the high mountains of Nevada, high-quality hay and small animal feeds. They grow their own timothy and sell it straight, as well as timothy-based pellets which are growing in popularity. They also sell litter and bedding, and, of course, treats for humans like Beanie Babies. - West Wales Willow
Growers and creators of fine untreated willow baskets, bunny toys, and timothy hay. - Galen's Garden
All natural herbal products for rabbits.
GIFTS & SUPPLIES
- Bunny Creations
A huge range of bunny-themed goodies including jewelry, stationery, home wares, signs, personalized photo items and so much more. Many items are handcrafted. - Alison Giese Photo Creations
This is my friend Alisonıs web page, a member of the San Diego HRS who is a whiz with photography and creates beautiful and unique cards. Hop over and stock up on her great products. - Bunny Heaven
This site has the most extensive catalog of items for rabbit lovers that I've ever seen. They have everything! Includes jewelry, clothing, housewares, knickknacks, etc. Site is updated with new items frequently. - The Bunny Store
Jennifer Barbieri has seven rabbits of her own, and shares the same enthusiasm of sharing her life with such wonderful and loving pets. To honor their existence, she and her mother opened TheBunnyStore.com. They sell rabbit related novelty gifts as well as stuffed animals. - Bunny Luv
Another comprehensive site with rabbit gift items for people and pets. Includes downloadable bunny clip art and screen savers, tons of links and info sheets, and many, many pictures. - Bunny Bytes
Outfitters of the urban rabbit! For the rabbit that has everything, this site offers more. Basic supplies for grooming, feeding, and housing are sold, as well as toys and fun stuff. Gift items for humans are available, too. - The Busy Bunny
A great web site with rabbit-related gifts and merchandise for people, and supplies for rabbits. Check out their special treat baskets filled with hay and toys. All gift baskets are totally edible. Guaranteed to keep your rabbit busy! - Hare Raiser
Another online store devoted to rabbit gifts such as mugs, figurines, jewelry. Also has items for rabbit raisers such as grooming aprons. Includes items for guinea pigs, too. - Cats and Rabbits and More
As the title suggests, they help homeless cats, rabbits and much more. Get your exclusive ³Cottontail Cottage² and ³Hopper Hideaway² here. Youıll also find a variety of gift items, some created by local artisans. Treats and supplies for rabbits are available, as well as prints and goodies for the humans. All sales benefit the local rescue organizations. - Coastal Pet
If you're looking for a good harness or leash for your bunny, check out this site. The "H" style harnesses are great for rabbits, and these folks make them small enough for dwarves. They also have slicker brushes. - Rabbit Rescue Shop
These folks have a nice selection of rabbit-related gifts such as tapestries and jewelry. 100% of the profits go to help rescued rabbits. - The Bunny Bunch
Caroline Charlan's site has a wealth of information about rabbit care, and an online boutique that includes gifts for both rabbits and their slaves--I mean humans.
MEDICAL INFORMATION
- PetPlan Pet Insurance
A UK-based company offering medical insurance for rabbits. - Net Vet
Excellent resource of medical information regarding rabbits compiled by Washington University. They maintain a searchable online library and links to other rabbit-savvy vets. - Allerpet
If someone in your household is allergic to rabbits, this page will help you all co-exist happily and healthily. Grooming techniques are described, and there are links to various products for coping with allergies. - Medical Bibliography
A bibliography put together by the House Rabbit Society of sources for further study on medical and health issues such as softwood toxicity, uterine cancer, and amoxicillan. Includes hot links to each source. - Omaha Vaccine Company
Omaha vaccine has some rabbit products, especially helpful for rescuers or fosterers. They also have non-medical things like Petromalt and carriers and long leashes.
JUST FOR FUN
- Annie's Homegrown
The web site of Annie's Homegrown, famous for their natural macaroni products. Bernie, Rabbit of Approval, is the spokesbun and logo (yes, there is a real Bernie). Annie's is dedicated to preserving the environment and caring for animals, especially rabbits. Check out their rabbit-shaped pasta. - The Bunny Museum
A growing site dedicated to The Bunny Museum, a collection of 12,000 rabbit items collected by a married couple over the past few years. Items in the collection include Rose Parade floats. The museum is located in Pasadena, CA and has open house every major holiday. - Brooklyn Bunny Cam
As the owners suggest, ³ Transmitting soft, white soothing, signals since October 2005. Watch the antics of Roebling the Bunny as he lounges around his New York apartment. Be sure to check out their links while youıre there.
HOUSING
- Leith Petwerks
This is an excellent site. It is well organized and visually clean. You'll find a wealth of good bunny information (diet, grooming, etc.). But the best part is their rabbit housing line. They have a variety of different "condos" that can be configured to fit your needs. Even custom condos are available. Only best for your bun! - KW Cages
Another great source for rabbit housing. Their products are somewhat institutional-looking, but very functional. Special cages include one designed for house training, stackable units, double deckers, exercise pens, and all the accessories you'd ever need (urine guards, hay racks, etc.). - Havahart
This company specializes in humane traps for wild animals, but has applied their expertise to beautiful, functional rabbit cages.
OTHER HELPFUL RESOURCES
- Rabbit Emergency Kit
The folks at the House Rabbit Resource Network have assembled a handy kit of supplies you might need in a minor emergency. Indispensible for the rabbit caretaker. - Guardian Angels UK
Providing pet placement and sanctuary , in the event of your ill health, hospitalisation or death. - Rabbit Rehome
The most comprehensive rabbit resource website in the UK, with an active forum and links to adoptable rabbits all over the country. - My House Rabbit
Abi Cushmanıs lovingly created site for general information about house rabbits, including some instructional videos.
MORE BRITISH RABBIT WELFARE GROUPS (and other animals, too!)
- Bobtail's Rabbit and Guinea Pig Sanctuary
Run by husband and wife team Jim and Delia, they rehomed over 900 rabbits in 2005 from the Surrey-based centre, including our Dexter and Emma! - Ferne Animal Sanctuary
Founded in 1939 by the Duchess of Hamilton to accommodate animals whose guardians were leaving to serve in World War II, this sanctuary takes in everything from chipmunks to horses, where they can live out their lives in beautiful Somerset County. - Mayhew Animal Home
The Mayhew Animal Home is a no-kill sanctuary in northwest London, home to adoptable cats, dogs, guinea pigs and rabbits. - Green Fields Rescue
Green Fields Rescue is run by the lovely Lorna Field and her husband, Jamie, who specialize in housing rabbits and guinea pigs at their tailor-made sanctuary in Berkshire.
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