Hello Buns! Welcome to Cinnabun Sundays, a weekly video series where we talk about all things bunny. This is Episode 3 of our “How To Get a Bunny Series” and today we are sharing how to set up for your new bunny! We teach you how to set up their space, and what to feed them as soon as your bring them home.
On this channel, we do not support putting bunnies in cages. This setup is meant for bunnies that will eventually be free-roamed. But while they are being potty trained and while they are acclimating to their new space, this pen will act as their home base.
Video Referenced:
How To Get a Bunny Series: https://bit.ly/3fpek1Y
How To Potty Train Your Rabbit: https://bit.ly/3yeqAL2
How To Free Roam Your Rabbit: https://bit.ly/3tOrtqq
How To Introduce Veggies IGTV: https://bit.ly/3yetjV1
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I am not vet. Please contact a rabbit-savvy vet for any medical emergencies.
Always monitor your rabbits around new products or environmental changes.
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โฐ Disclaimer โฐ
I am not vet. Please contact a rabbit-savvy vet for any medical emergencies.
Always monitor your rabbits around new products or environmental changes.
In this video, I show everything you need when you get a rabbit! Bunnies surprisingly need quite a lot of things to make sure they live happy and healthy lives! I hope this video helps you prepare for your new bunny or even if you already have a rabbit! Check out the links below for more information!
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ETSY SHOP LINK: https://www.etsy.com/shop/101Rabbits
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BinkyBunny: http://bit.ly/2DgcbRM
Rabbit Diet Info: http://bit.ly/1kUGBbV
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Speaker 1: A lot of people call during the Spring and Summer because they’ve come across a nest of wild baby rabbits. They assume that the mother has abandoned the babies. Usually that’s not the case and it’s usually not the case that the mother has been hit by a car or anything like that. In fact, rabbits don’t nurse their animals steadily the way dogs or cats do. They don’t stay with the babies. They will nurse their babies once, sometimes twice a day, just for a few minutes, and in five minutes a baby rabbit can actually consume 20% of its body weight in mother’s milk.
Speaker 2: Whoa.
Speaker 1: Typically the mother will come to the nest, quickly nurse the babies, and leave the nest. And this is a way of keeping predators away from the nest. So people will assume, when they find a nest of baby rabbits, that that nest has been abandoned by the mother and they’ll think this is a great opportunity to get to know wild rabbits first hand. They’ll bring them in the house and then they’ll call us and they’ll say, ‘How do you take care of a wild rabbit?’ And what people don’t understand, believe it or not, wild rabbits and domestic rabbits are not related. They can’t interbreed.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: They’re different creatures and the care involved is completely different. So I always tell them to get in touch with the nearest licensed wildlife rehabilitator. It’s not even legal in most states to have a wild rabbit in your possession, so if in fact you have a baby rabbit, take it to a wildlife rehabilitator. Better yet, if you see a nest that you think has been abandoned, call a licensed wildlife rehabilitator and ask for advice about what you should do, rather than picking up the rabbits. A wild rabbit in possession in a household doesn’t live very long. People are not informed on how to take care of them. They don’t do well in captivity at all and you may be responsible for the rabbit’s death instead of for helping the rabbit, which is probably what you wanted to do. And the related issue to this is many people who buy rabbits for their children at Easter, or as birthday gifts or whatever, soon enough the child stops taking care of rabbit, which shouldn’t have been the child’s job to begin with, of course. But the child stops taking care of the rabbit and the parents, without thinking twice about it, let the rabbit go in the backyard.
Speaker 2: All the time.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean we hear about this all the time
Speaker 2: They just let it go.
Speaker 1: Yup. And they say that . . .
Speaker 2: It’ll be snatched like that.
Speaker 1: . . . I want him to join a wild family and have a chance to have his own family. And as I said, they don’t interbreed.
Speaker 2: They’re domesticated.
Speaker 1: They don’t join wild families. They’re domesticated. This particular rabbit I chose for this video, because he’s about the same color as a wild rabbit. Similar, that tweedy, outdoor look.
Speaker 2: Mm-hmm.
Speaker 1: So people, when they see this kind of rabbit outdoors, they may think it’s a wild rabbit. In fact, this is a Netherlands dwarf domestic rabbit. And they’re are differences. If you study the coloration carefully in pictures on the web you will see the differences but you’ll see that this rabbit has tiny ears. Wild rabbits don’t have tiny ears. This is a dwarf breed and this is a way that you can tell the difference between him and a wild rabbit. In any case, don’t let your rabbit go outdoors, and don’t attempt to keep a wild rabbit as a pet. You will insure the well being of both the domestic rabbit and the wild rabbit that way.
Many people aren’t aware just how great rabbits are, and how funny their personalities can be.
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So the question today is can I keep a pet rabbit in my child’s room. Well the answer is you can but is it the best idea probably not. What happens when you keep a bunny in a child’s room or in any bedroom for the matter is that the room is quiet for most of the day so the rabbit is settled down and then especially in a child’s room. School ends and the child come bursting home in the afternoon and says I want to play with my bunny, I want to play with my bunny. And runs in the room, startling the bunny, maybe waking the bunny up. It’s the only sound the bunny has heard for most of the day.
Bunnies become much tamer and much more interactive if they’re kept in the area of the house where the family gathers like a family room. Where they can get used to the foot steps of all family members, the vibrations of the household, the noises that come by in a house hold like vacuum cleaners. In my case, fire sirens I live on a fire route. All my bunnies sleep through all those things now and are very tame when their awakened because nothing surprises them anymore. When you keep a bunny in a child’s room that’s generally not the case and the bunny is subjected to a sudden burst of activity in the middle of the day with little hands grabbing at him and many bunnies learn to nip to keep those hands away and to keep that activity away.
So you have an opportunity to create another space for your bunny in a more family oriented area of the house you’ll probably have better interactions with your bunny and happier interactions with your bunny.
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