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Everything for your Rabbit in the Rabbit Webshop!
Your Rabbit Webshop for Everything your Rabbit Needs!
If you are looking for the best rabbit products and supplies, you have come to the right place at our Rabbit Webshop! Our wide range includes everything your rabbit needs, from high-quality rabbit food to rabbit toys, comfortable rabbit houses , nesting material , gnawing material , bedding and much more.
Rabbits: Fantastic Pets
Rabbits are some of the most beloved pets, and it’s easy to see why. These cute, active, intelligent, and social animals have a special place in our hearts. One of the unique characteristics of rabbits is that they are best kept in pairs or groups, so they can express their natural social behavior. They care for each other, play together, and seek each other’s company. It’s a joy to watch rabbits interact with each other!
Rabbits are active, intelligent and social animals that should always be kept together. Rabbits that are kept together can show their natural social behavior and that is wonderful to see. They groom each other, play with each other and really seek each other out for attention. It is especially beautiful to see how they interact with each other! Read the rabbit information here!
Food for your Rabbits
Of course you want to provide your rabbits with the best possible care. An essential part of that is quality rabbit food . The basis of a rabbit's diet is hay , and this should be available at all times. In our rabbit webshop you will find different types of hay, from Timothy hay to herbal hay with different herbs , vegetables , or flowers . That way you can spoil your rabbits with flavors that they love. In addition to hay, rabbits also need a complete pellet. We offer food from various renowned brands, including different varieties to ensure that every rabbit finds the right pellet. With us you will also find feeding bowls, drinking bottles, and hay racks to ensure that your rabbits always have access to fresh water and food.
Healthy Supplements: Herbs and Snacks
To enrich your rabbits' diet, we offer a selection of healthy rabbit herbs . Herbs are not only tasty, but may also have health benefits. Please note: herbs are supplementary and should never be used as a complete replacement for the main food. They can provide support during stressful periods, moulting, or illness. However, we always recommend that you contact a veterinarian for the right medical care in case of illness.
Every now and then your rabbits deserve a treat, and for that we have a wide range of rabbit snacks . Snacks can also be used to train your rabbits, which is a fun and interactive way to interact with your pets.
Gnawing Fun and Toys for Rabbits
Although rabbits are not actually rodents, they have a strong need to nibble. To meet this need, we have various types of gnawing material in our range. This not only helps to keep their teeth healthy, but also prevents them from gnawing their habitat to pieces.
To keep your rabbits busy and active, we offer a variety of rabbit toys , ranging from simple chew balls to challenging training games that involve you as an owner. These activities are great for your rabbits' mental well-being, reduce boredom, and can even help prevent problem behaviors such as bar chewing.
Hiding and Digging for Rabbits
In the wild, rabbits dig holes in the ground where they can hide. Since this is not possible in many home enclosures, your rabbits will need a hideaway . We offer different types of rabbit houses , some with a flat roof for rabbits to sit on. It is important that the houses have multiple entrances, so that your rabbits can feel safe and can easily escape if necessary. In addition, we can satisfy their natural digging instinct with a special digging box.
Furnishing the Rabbit Hutch
To make your rabbits’ home comfortable and cozy, we offer a variety of bedding options , from straw to soft cotton materials. For indoor rabbits, special bedding mats are available. To provide extra comfort, you can add cushions and baskets to their living space. We also have a variety of platforms and ladders to make their home more challenging.
It is possible to litter train rabbits, which is especially useful for indoor rabbits. We have different types of rabbit litter boxes and litter boxes to make the litter training process easier.
Hygiene and Health
To keep your rabbit's enclosure clean and fresh, we offer special cleaning products that are safe to use in your rabbit's enclosure. We also have a range of care and health products to ensure your rabbits stay in top condition.
Ready for Transport
It may be necessary to transport your rabbits, for example for a visit to the vet. For this we have transport boxes available in different sizes and colours.
For Rabbit Owners
Don't forget to find something for yourself too! We have fun gifts and informative books for the proud rabbit owners.
All Rabbit Information Clearly listed
In the table below we have clearly presented all the information about keeping rabbits for you:
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Indoor rabbits
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- Minimum size: Pair of dwarf rabbits 5m² up to 1.7 kg, pair of small rabbits 7m² 1.7 to 3 kg, pair of medium-sized rabbits 8.5m² 3 to 5 kg, pair of large rabbits 10m² from 5 kg.
- Safety : Prevent escape.
- Ground cover :
- Toilet trained: only toilet bedding required
- not toilet trained: in the places where the toilet is done.
- Bottom layer : Height min. 5 cm.
- Nesting material :
- Required: No
- Change: Weekly
- Toilet: Daily.
- House or hiding place : Several, at least 1 larger house.
- Toys : Hiding, gnawing, discovering, digging, tunnels.
- Enrichment : In the form of a digging bucket, food enrichment.
- Drinking : Administer via bottle/bowl. Prevent freezing in winter.
- Prevention : Parasite
- worm: No need to treat preventatively, only when symptoms are present. Watch out for snails, they can carry worms.
- Myiasis: Watch out for the green fly, which can lay eggs in the fur.
- Lifestyle :
- Together or alone: Social, rabbits should always be kept with at least 1 other rabbit. A pair of a castrated male and a castrated female works best.
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Outdoor rabbits
- Stay :
- Minimum size: Pair of dwarf rabbits 5m² up to 1.7 kg, pair of small rabbits 7m² 1.7 to 3 kg, pair of medium-sized rabbits 8.5m² 3 to 5 kg, pair of large rabbits 10m² from 5 kg.
- Safety : Prevent escape and keep predators out. Note: stone martens are very difficult to keep out.
- Bedding : Only straw in the night shelter in winter.
- Soil layer : Height min. 5 cm, slightly more in winter.
- Nesting material :
- Necessary: Yes, to stay warm
- Change: Weekly
- Toilet: Daily
- House or hiding place : Several, at least 1 larger house.
- Toys : Hiding, gnawing, discovering, digging, tunnels.
- Enrichment : In the form of a digging bucket, food enrichment.
- Drinking : Administer via bottle/bowl. Prevent freezing in winter.
- Prevention :
- Parasite, worm: No need to treat preventatively, only with symptoms. Watch out for snails, they can carry worms.
- Myiasis: Watch out for the green fly, which can lay eggs in the fur.
- Lifestyle :
- Together or alone: Social, rabbits should always be kept with at least 1 other rabbit. A pair of a castrated male and a castrated female works best.
- Stay :
What Are You Waiting For?
Everything your rabbit needs, from food and toys to comfortable housing and care products, can be found in our Rabbit Webshop. Make sure your pets get the best care and attention they deserve. Treat your rabbits to high-quality products and watch them flourish. At DRD Rodent Shop ® we guarantee the highest quality and the best care for your rabbits. Don't wait any longer, and discover our extensive collection of rabbit items and supplies today!
Frequently Asked Questions about Rabbits
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How long can a rabbit live? Rabbits can live between 8 and 12 years, depending on the breed and the care they receive. With the right food and a well-cared-for living environment, they can live a long and healthy life.
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Can rabbits be kept alone? No, rabbits are social animals and prefer the company of a fellow rabbit. They can feel lonely and stressed if they are kept alone. Always keep at least two rabbits together.
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What do rabbits like to eat? Rabbits have a diet that consists mainly of hay, which should always be available. They will also eat fresh vegetables, such as carrots and herbs, and will also need a small amount of special rabbit food. Make sure they get enough fiber for healthy digestion.
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How big should a rabbit's enclosure be? A rabbit enclosure should be large enough for the animals to move around freely. It is recommended to have an enclosure of at least 120 cm wide and 60 cm deep for two rabbits. A larger space will provide more comfort and freedom of movement.
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What kind of bedding is suitable for rabbits? Use dust-free and absorbent bedding, such as hay, straw or paper fibre. Avoid cedar or pine, as this can be harmful to your rabbit's health.
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How often should I clean the rabbit hutch? It is important to clean the rabbit hutch regularly, at least once a week. Replace the bedding and clean the food bowls, water bottles and toys to ensure a clean and hygienic environment.
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Do rabbits make a lot of noise? Rabbits communicate with each other by softly sniffing, tapping their hind legs and occasionally making a soft squeak. If a rabbit feels threatened, it may also make a growling or hissing sound.
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Can rabbits use toys? Yes, rabbits love toys, such as tunnels, balls, and wooden toys to chew on. This stimulates their natural behavior and keeps them active, which is important for their well-being.
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How do I care for my rabbit's coat? Long-haired rabbits need regular brushing to prevent tangles. Short-haired rabbits require less maintenance, but it is important to check their coats for loose hair and parasites.
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Can rabbits get sick? Yes, rabbits can have various health problems, such as dental problems, respiratory infections or digestive disorders. It is important to consult a veterinarian regularly for health checks.
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Can rabbits live with other animals? Rabbits can sometimes live well with other pets such as cats or dogs, but this depends on the personality of the animals. It is essential that they are kept in a safe and quiet environment.
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Do rabbits need exercise outside their cage? Yes, rabbits need to be able to move around freely in a safe space every day. They can play outside their cage in an enclosed run, where you make sure they don’t come into contact with dangerous plants or other risks.
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What does it mean when a rabbit knocks its hind legs? This is a way that rabbits try to warn their surroundings of danger. It can also be a sign of frustration or excitement.
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Can you litter train rabbits? Yes, rabbits can be taught to do their business in a specific place, such as a hay rack or a litter box. This takes patience and training.
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How do I know if my rabbit is happy? Happy rabbits are active, curious and have a healthy appetite. They groom themselves, make soft sounds and explore their surroundings with enthusiasm.
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How Much Vitamin C Does a Rabbit Need? Rabbits do not require vitamin C supplementation like guinea pigs, but it is important that they have a varied diet with vegetables that are naturally rich in vitamin C, such as peas, peppers and leafy greens.
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Can rabbits see colors? Yes, rabbits can distinguish colors, although their vision is not as sharp as that of humans. They see especially well in the dark and have a wide field of vision.
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How often should a rabbit's nails be trimmed? Check your rabbit's nails regularly and trim them if necessary. Nails that are too long can cause pain and limit your rabbit's mobility.
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Is it normal for a rabbit to eat its feces? Yes, this behavior, known as coprophagy, is normal for rabbits. They eat their soft feces (caecotrophs) to absorb extra nutrients that were lost during digestion.
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How do I tell if a rabbit is male or female? In young rabbits, it can be difficult to determine the sex, but a veterinarian or experienced breeder can often determine this easily. In adult rabbits, the sex difference is visible in the genitals.
