3 Bunnies Rabbit Resources

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Rabbit Behavior
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Rescue Resources
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Need a Vet? Let Us Help

When an emergency happens, it's too late to prepare for it!!

I NEED AN EMERGENCY ROOM NOW!!!

Note: ALWAYS call an emergency room ahead for after-hours care to make sure there is a rabbit-savvy vet there or ready to meet you there before going anywhere. As a last resort, and in some cases this may be your only option - make sure there is a rabbit-savvy vet that can help the non-rabbit-savvy vets over the phone to treat your bunny.

Is it life-threatening?
How do I choose a vet?
How can I tell if my bunny is sick?

Rabbits require specialized care, and you will need to find a qualified exotics vet to take care of most of your rabbits medical needs. Vets that handle cats and dogs often can not administer the right care for a rabbit. It is better to find a vet before you need one. Please read this page if you've never had to find a rabbit-savvy vet.

Note: Many people have success is using Bach's Rescue Remedy to help reduce the stress of vet visits on their pets. Some people swear by it for themselves, too!!

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