Rabbits can drink small amounts of diluted and sugar-free fruit juice on rare occasions, but it’s generally not recommended. Fruit juice, including popular choices like apple, orange, or pineapple juice, is high in natural sugars and can disrupt […]
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Rabbits should not be given orange juice. While oranges themselves are okay as an occasional treat due to their vitamin C content, orange juice is too concentrated in sugars and lacks the dietary fiber found in whole oranges. […]
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Yes, rabbits can eat raspberries, but it is advisable to offer them in moderation. While raspberries are healthy, they should be considered a special treat rather than a staple food. A small portion, such as one or two […]
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Rabbits close their eyes when you pet them as a sign of trust and relaxation. It’s a behavior rooted in their instincts and social habits. When a rabbit closes its eyes during petting, it signals that it feels […]
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Rabbits dig holes for a variety of reasons, including creating shelter and safety, regulating temperature, nesting behavior, and exploration. These burrows serve as secure hideaways, help control their environment, and can be used for raising their young. Additionally, […]
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Rabbits’ noses twitch as part of their sensory system, enhancing their already impressive sense of smell by detecting even the faintest scents in their environment. It is also a constant motion that plays a role in temperature regulation, […]
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Rabbits have red eyes due to a lack of pigmentation in their iris. Unlike humans and many other animals, rabbits don’t have melanin, which gives color to our eyes. Instead, their eyes appear red due to the reflection […]
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Rabbits can technically eat lemons, but it is not recommended as a part of their diet. Lemons are high in acidity and sugar, which can be harsh on a rabbit’s delicate digestive system. While a small nibble or […]
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