Posted on February 1, 2025 by Abi Cushman Otis was happily adopted from Bunlandia Rabbit Rescue in 2024. February is Adopt a Rescued Rabbit Month. If you’re thinking about bringing a bunny into your home, consider adopting one from a rescue or shelter instead of buying one from a breeder or pet store. There are … Read more
Here is a detailed one-month step-by-step guide for new ferret owners and those of you still considering buying or adopting a new ferret. These tips will take you from Day 1 to Day 30, helping ensure a smooth transition into ferret ownership. Let’s get started! Welcome to Ferrenthood! In this article, we will cover new … Read more
Starting early when it comes to ferret potty training can make all the difference. Here is a step-by-step process (with tips and tricks) to get your ferret potty trained as soon as possible! Let’s get potty training! In this article, we will cover topics such as: What Supplies You Need to Potty Train Your Ferret … Read more
Do you plan to travel with your ferret? What do you need for a road trip? Today I will share with you tips and advice about traveling with a ferret. That is not an impossible task, but it is a good idea to organize the entire trip a day or two before the real deal. … Read more
Rabbits are generally hard to read, but if you are paying extra close attention, there may be some peculiar behaviors that you are not familiar with. Tooth grinding is one of these behaviors, and this behavior can indicate various things, so it’s important to recognize it so you can determine how your rabbit is feeling. … Read more
What you feed your mini pig has a significant impact on their energy, health and happiness. Plus, every pig is different, so their diet should be, too. If your pet is gaining weight, slowing down or getting older, watch for these telltale signs that it might be time to reevaluate their daily diet. Their Weight … Read more
House training your prairie dog is not only possible, it’s also a natural behavior that aligns with their instincts. In the wild, prairie dogs live in families with limited territory. To keep their home safe and clean, each family digs a latrine where everyone goes to the bathroom. This prevents their food sources from being … Read more
The wild axolotl is critically endangered because its only home, the canals of Xochimilco near Mexico City, has been drained, polluted, and overrun by invasive fish that eat its eggs and young. Wild numbers fell from thousands to a handful per square kilometer in just two decades. Millions of pet axolotls exist, but they cannot … Read more
Rabbits are among the most recognizable and common domesticated animals we keep in our homes. Rabbits come in all shapes and sizes and can adapt to many living situations, including living outside in large runs or in houses. A common misconception about rabbits is that they’re untrainable and just live their lives in a cage. … Read more
Rabbit herbs aren’t just a way to spruce up a boring breakfast; they wake up those wild foraging instincts. A sprig of parsley looks like a basic plate garnish to you, but to a bunny, chewing it helps naturally grind down their fast-growing teeth. Still, not every leaf deserves a spot in your rabbit’s bowl. … Read more