Rabbit

Diet type: herbivore
Feeding frequency: Constant access to hay, with a small amount of pellets and fresh greens once or twice a day.

Foods to avoid:
Iceberg lettuce, sugary treats, muesli-style mixes, avocado, rhubarb.

Health Concerns:
Prone to dental problems from overgrown teeth and gastrointestinal stasis if not fed a proper high-fiber diet.

Recommended Supplements:
Not required if fed a proper, hay-based diet.

Grooming:
Regular brushing, especially for long-haired breeds, to prevent ingestion of fur and GI blockages.

Exercise:
Needs several hours of supervised time outside its hutch daily to run, jump, and play in a ‘rabbit-proofed’ area.

Handling:
Need to be handled gently with their back and hind legs supported; can deliver a powerful kick or scratch if scared.

Ideal Location:
Can be kept nationwide but must be protected from extreme heat and cold, preferably as indoor pets.

Space Requirements:
Requires a large hutch or indoor enclosure and a secure play area.

Climate Suitability: temperate

Temperature Range: Sensitive to heat (must be kept under 25°C).

Humidity Range: Adaptable