Treats and tidbits are a big part of owning a pet, whether it’s to train, reward, encourage, or even just indulge and boost your bond. While you might associate treating with dog moms and cat ...

Even a tiny nibble can irritate a rabbit's digestive system or, worse, affect their nervous system. Rhubarb's oxalic acid interferes with calcium absorption and can damage kidneys. That sour ...

Rabbits excrete two types of droppings. After a meal first passes through the digestive system, rabbits pass soft, green “food” pellets, which they reingest as soon as they are dropped.

Rabbits are different from rodents in a whole bunch of ways: different teeth, different digestive system, and unlike rodents (some of which will eat pretty much anything), rabbits are herbivorous.

Before you prepare a tasty snack for your rabbit, it’s important to be aware of some of the hazards that everyday foods could pose to their sensitive digestive system. A rabbit’s diet should ...