Everything for your Rabbit in the Rabbit Webshop!

Your Rabbit Webshop for Everything your Rabbit Needs!

If you are looking for the best rabbit items 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 among the most beloved pets, and it's not hard to see why. These cute, active, intelligent, and social animals have captured a special place in our hearts. One of the unique characteristics of rabbits is that they are best kept in pairs or groups so that they can exhibit their natural social behavior. They care for each other, play together, and seek each other's company. It is a real pleasure to see how rabbits interact with each other!

Rabbits are active, intelligent and social animals that should always be kept together. Rabbits kept together can show their natural social behavior and that is wonderful to see. They take care of each other, play with each other and really look to each other for attention. It is very nice to see how they interact with each other! Read the rabbit information here!

Food for your Rabbits

Of course you want to offer your rabbits the best possible care. An essential part of this is high-quality rabbit food . The basis of a rabbit's diet is hay , and this must 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 . This way you can spoil your rabbits with flavors they love. In addition to hay, rabbits also need a full-fledged pellet. We offer food from various renowned brands, including different variants to ensure that every rabbit finds the right kibble. With us you will also find food 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 serve as a complete replacement for the main food. They can provide support during stressful periods, molting, or illness. However, we always recommend that, in the event of illness, you contact a veterinarian for appropriate medical care.

Every now and then your rabbits need to be spoiled, and for that we have an extensive range of rabbit snacks . Treats can also be used to train your rabbits, which is a fun and interactive way to interact with your pets.

Chewing 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 keep their teeth healthy, but also prevents them from chewing through their enclosures.

To keep your rabbits busy and active, we offer various types of rabbit toys , ranging from simple chewing balls to challenging training games in which you as the owner are directly involved. These activities are great for your rabbits' mental well-being, reduce boredom, and can even help prevent problem behaviors such as bar gnawing.

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 environments, your rabbits need a shelter . 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. Moreover, we can satisfy their natural digging instinct with a special digging bucket.

Furnishing of the Rabbit Enclosure

To make your rabbits' stay comfortable and cozy, we offer different types of bedding , from straw to soft cotton materials. Special floor mats are available for rabbits kept indoors. To provide extra comfort, you can add pillows and baskets to their living space. We also have various platforms and ladders to make their stay more challenging.

It is possible to potty train rabbits, which is especially useful for indoor rabbits. We have different types of rabbit toilets and toilet bedding to make the potty training process easier.

Hygiene and Health

To keep the rabbit 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 that your rabbits remain in top condition.

Ready for Transport

It may be necessary to transport your rabbits, for example for a visit to the vet. We have transport boxes available in different sizes and colors for this purpose.

For Rabbit Owners

Don't forget to find something for yourself too! We have nice gifts and informative books for proud rabbit owners.

All rabbit information in a clear overview

In the table below we have clearly presented all the information about keeping rabbits for you:

• Indoor 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.
  • Ground cover :
    • Toilet trained: only toilet bedding required
    • not toilet trained: in the places where the need arises.
  • Soil layer : Height min. 5 cm.
  • Nesting material :
    • Needed: No
    • Changing: Weekly
    • Toilet: Daily.
  • House or hiding place : Multiple, At least 1 larger house.
  • Toys : Hiding, gnawing, exploring, digging, tunnels.
  • Enrichment : In the form of a bucket, food enrichment.
  • Drinking : Administer via bottle/container. Prevent frostbite in winter.
  • Prevention : Parasite
    • worm: No need for preventive treatment, only in case of symptoms. Watch out for snails, they can carry worms.
    • Myiasis: Pay attention to the green fly, which can lay eggs in the fur.
  • Way of life :
    • Together or alone: Social, rabbits should always be kept together with at least 1 other member of their own species. A pair of a castrated ram and a castrated nurse works best.

• 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. Please note: stone martens are very difficult to keep outside.
  • Ground cover : Straw only in the night cage in winter.
  • Soil layer : Height min. 5 cm, slightly more in winter.
  • Nesting material :
    • Needed: Yes, to stay warm
    • Changing: Weekly
    • Toilet: Daily
  • House or hiding place : Multiple, At least 1 larger house.
  • Toys : Hiding, gnawing, exploring, digging, tunnels.
  • Enrichment : In the form of a bucket, food enrichment.
  • Drinking : Administer via bottle/container. Prevent frostbite in winter.
  • Prevention :
    • Parasite, worm: No need for preventive treatment, only in case of symptoms. Watch out for snails, they can carry worms.
    • Myiasis: Pay attention to the green fly, which can lay eggs in the fur.
  • Way of life :
    • Together or alone: Social, rabbits should always be kept together with at least 1 other member of their own species. A pair of a castrated ram and a castrated nurse works best.

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. Spoil your rabbits with high-quality products and watch them blossom. At DRD ^{Knaagdierwinkel®} 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

1. Why should I always keep at least two rabbits?
   Rabbits are naturally social animals and thrive best in the company of other rabbits. They can become lonely and stressed if kept alone.

2. How much space do rabbits need?
   Rabbits require plenty of space to move freely. Ideally, they should have a large enclosure, both indoors and outdoors, where they can hop and run.

3. What should rabbits eat?
   Rabbits should have a diet that consists mostly of hay, complemented with fresh vegetables and a limited amount of pellets.

4. How often should I groom my rabbit?
   This depends on the breed. Long-haired rabbits need to be groomed daily, while short-haired ones need it only once a week.

5. Is it necessary to neuter my rabbit?
   Yes, neutering is recommended to prevent unwanted behaviors such as territorial aggression and to manage population control.

6. Which vaccinations are important for rabbits?
   Rabbits should be vaccinated against RHD (Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease) and Myxomatosis to protect them from dangerous diseases.

7. How can I ensure my rabbits are kept properly?
   Rabbits need space to jump, dig, and run. They should have regular free-roaming time and always have access to fresh hay and vegetables.

8. Can rabbits live with other animals?
   Rabbits can live with other rabbits, but it is generally not advisable to house them with animals like dogs or cats.

9. What is "popcorning" in rabbits?
   Popcorning is an expression of joy. Rabbits jump and hop into the air when they are particularly happy.

10. How can I tell if my rabbit is sick?
    Look for signs such as loss of appetite, lethargy, changed stool, or breathing problems. If you suspect illness, consult a vet.

11. How do I clean my rabbit’s cage?
    The cage should be cleaned thoroughly at least once a week. Replace bedding regularly and clean food and water bowls.

12. What if my rabbit’s teeth are too long?
    Rabbits have constantly growing teeth. Make sure they eat enough roughage like hay to wear down their teeth. If teeth grow too long, consult a vet.

13. What bedding is suitable for rabbits?
    Use dust-free and absorbent materials such as wood shavings or hemp bedding. Fleece can also be a good option if washed regularly.

14. What to do if my rabbit gets bored?
    Provide entertainment with toys, tunnels, and fresh vegetable snacks. Also, having a rabbit companion can help with boredom.

15. How can I ensure my rabbit gets enough vitamins?
    Fresh vegetables such as carrots, broccoli, and peppers are good sources of Vitamin A and C. Ensure your rabbit gets fresh vegetables regularly.

16. How often should my rabbit’s nails be trimmed?
    Check the nails regularly and trim them every few weeks if they get too long.

17. Can I house my rabbit with other pets?
    Rabbits generally should not be housed with pets like cats or dogs, as it can cause stress. It’s best to house them with other rabbits.

18. How do I know if my rabbit is happy?
    A happy rabbit will be curious about its surroundings, eat well, and be active.

19. How should I keep my rabbit entertained?
    Rabbits love to dig and jump. A secured area or garden where they can move freely is ideal.

20. What is the difference between male and female rabbits?
    Male rabbits have a visible scrotum, while female rabbits are generally smaller and have rounder backsides.