You got a rabbit. Now the big question: where does it actually live? A hutch in the yard? The run of the living room? A dedicated rabbit room? The choice you make directly affects your rabbit's lifespan, safety, and wellbeing. Indoor rabbits typically live 8 to 12 years. Outdoor rabbits average just 3 to 5. That gap is not a coincidence. This guide breaks down every option so you can make a smart, informed decision for your specific situation.

Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus 2 (RHDV2) is one of the most serious threats facing pet rabbits right now. It spreads fast, kills quickly, and most owners have never heard of it. If you share your home with a rabbit, this is the guide you need to read.

If you’ve ever seen a rabbit twist around and eat something from its backside, it can look alarming at first. But this behavior is completely normal. Rabbits are not eating waste—they are performing a natural process called cecotrophy, which is essential for their health and survival. On this page, you’ll learn exactly why rabbits do this, what This behavior has a name: cecotrophy. And far from being a bad habit, it is a biological necessity that keeps your rabbit alive and t