The PROS & CONS of Rabbit Ownership

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27 comments on “The PROS & CONS of Rabbit Ownership

  1. AbdaltKnightYoutuber schreef:

    My rabbit free roams in my room and it's rabbit proof so there's nothing for her to destroy and she has plenty of toys to distract her!โค

  2. Princess Pikachu schreef:

    I feel like mine is easy to care for. The โ€œhigh maintenanceโ€ part isnโ€™t really that bad. The only negative thing I can think of is GI stasis and other medical issues. Even if you live near an animal hospital that deals with rabbits it can be hard to tell they are sick.

  3. โ˜†jazlynnโ˜† schreef:

    When i first got my bunny i cherished it.. but after a week it had a stroke and died before we could take it to the vet.. A big part of me has died. It was traumatizing as it died in my lap.

  4. Paula Stelzer schreef:

    Hay is not inexpensive. It's the cost of mailing that is costly. Rabbits are expensive!! You can't remove the vet bills from the equation.

  5. TheTrueSpuddy schreef:

    Weโ€™ve kept our fudge on her own for a year will be looking to get her a friend later on too , love your videos could you do a grooming video with nail clipping need all the tips we can get ๐Ÿ˜‚

  6. Diana schreef:

    You donโ€™t even have other pets but you say stuff like crashing furniture and disrupting guests and you donโ€™t even know that dogs donโ€™t do that

  7. Diana schreef:

    You are very biasedโ€ฆ you act like dogs and cats are awful. I used to love your videos but this negativity towards other animals and pets is unacceptable

  8. Clover Rabbit schreef:

    I love how quiet they are! They're the best!โค

  9. randy horne schreef:

    Rabbits are sugar and spice and everything nice , I think

  10. John Borelli schreef:

    Pretty accurate. Exceptions for me are that my bunny never chews anything in the house, which means I need to take her to the Vet to shave her teeth down regularly. We've never traveled with her but she loves weekends at the cottage.

  11. Game Account schreef:

    My friend has an adorable rabbit, but she and her family don't really care for it. I saw that the rabbits pee was white and gooey and i never saw her get fed. Her water had been empty for days on end until I came and filled up the rabbit and the guinea pigs bottle๐Ÿ˜ข

  12. Doomslayer Gaming schreef:

    Cute Rabbits

  13. PE schreef:

    Mocha is my only bunny too. I never owed a pet before. I am a bunny fan.

  14. Austin Harris schreef:

    I have a question can a bunny free roam around a little dog please someone tell me

  15. m s schreef:

    youโ€™re a bunny girl bless you

  16. The reborn room schreef:

    I would really love a rabbit.
    But for now it isn't possible,
    So in the meantime I'm doing as much research as I can.
    I'm having a bit of trouble though with the hay and have so many questions, like how much hay in weight dose a rabbit eat in a day,
    What size to get, will a box of hay that is 4.4kg last a month?

  17. IrisApples schreef:

    I recently read about an only meadow, grass, vegetable and herb diet for rabbits. I always learned that hay should be 80% of your rabbits diet but this study shows that there are multiple health risks with giving your rabbit hay as a main part of their diet. It is a german vision which is called: 'Artgerechte Haltung'. I feed my bunnies like you suggest in your videos, but I really want to learn more about this vision. Do you know more about this or would you like to do a video about this? ๐Ÿ™‚

  18. The reborn room schreef:

    Hi Morgan.
    Could you please do a updated how much you spend in a week?

  19. Daija Vu schreef:

    lol I'm sitting here like ๐Ÿคจ when she said bunnies don't make a lot of sound or knock things over ๐Ÿ˜‚ my bunnies are little fluffs of pure chaos sometimes๐Ÿฅฒ they're thing 1 & thing 2 if ones doin sum he's not supposed to his sisters not that far behind him or vice versa ๐Ÿ˜‚ they are my absolute pride and joy tho so they get away w it since they're cute ๐Ÿ˜… also the oldest is 7 months and his sister is like 3 months๐Ÿซ  so they're still babies exploring the world ๐Ÿฅน

  20. Marisol Rodriguez schreef:

    Morgan are you friends with Lennon the bunny

  21. sarah schreef:

    although i already own two rabbits, this video was extremely helpful, especially since i had recently adopted my second bun. would you be able to post a video about rabbit bonding/adopting second rabbit? i know that you currently only have cinnabun, yet it would be really helpful! thank you!!

  22. christian radhay schreef:

    intense sniffing

  23. Natalia Chmielowiec schreef:

    My bunny will be 6 in November and he hates travelling for almost his whole life. Even 5 minutes drive to his vet is a horror. If I stop talking to him, he starts to shake. He gets calm when he's in her office, then he gets stressed again. He's also very demanding and has to have everything his way, so we can't leave him with anyone who doesn't know him well. My mum lives an hour away and she has a dog and a cat, so she can't stay with him, and I can't bring him to her because my bun and her cat hate each other (bun is angry and kitty is scared, because the dog won't let her come near the bunny, doggie loves him to death and gets overly protective, so kitty hisses). So travelling for us is basically not possible, someone always has to stay home, even one of our friends said that it's worse than having a small child, because you can leave a child with grandparents if you need to. When I was in hospital he was so angry when I came back, how dare I leave him for a week. The same when my husband had work training in another city for a month. But on the plus side, he's very healthy bun, never had GI stasis, the only visists to the vet are for his vaccines and checkups, so twice a year. And he had ear infection once, but it resolved after week of antibiotics and probiotics. The most money I spend on his vet bills was his neutering, and it wasn't that expensive either, however I live in Poland and it was almost 5 years ago, prices went up so much since then.

  24. J'dee schreef:

    I made the mistake of giving my bun a cat ball, the one with the bell inside. He's learned to make a lot of noise with it XDDD

  25. Linnea Olsson schreef:

    What a great video โค we love our rabbits and yes they are lovely pets but oh so very sensitive. After going thru stasis and other unfortunate procedures (we adopt rescues, they usually has a lot of health issues from improper care in early life), I sometimes feel like everyday and every meal I kinda hold my breath to see if they will eat. And then I can relax knowing they are both ok. And then itโ€™s breakfast time and itโ€™s the same thing. Probably me being too worried but it really is a con how sensitive they are and how quickly things can turn really bad.

    They are very sweet and gentle, quiet as you mentioned and I also think they feel safe with their owners because as soon as someone else enters our house they are gone and the second the guests leave they will jump up, back in the couch as nothing happened. Adorable animals with big personalities.

    With proper care and a good insurance they can live a happy life but itโ€™s important for the owner to be responsible and deep dive in to proper care since thereโ€™s not a lot out there that is correct. Even out vets disagree on some parts and theyโ€™re both experts in bunnyโ€™s.

  26. Aprendiendo y Enseรฑando schreef:

    Billions of Thanks,! ๐Ÿ‡๐Ÿฅฐ i love bunnies since i was a little girl, i have one from 8 months call Almita so cute.โค

    Big Hug from my dream Home Office in The Magic Bahรญa Blanca Argentina ๐Ÿฅฐ๐Ÿ™Œ๐Ÿป๐Ÿ’Ž

  27. Maeleigh West schreef:

    Yโ€™all I really need help! Ok so I have a Holland lop that is 4 months old and she has really long hair. She is super disgusting on the underside and has matting everywhere. I have tried everything to get rid of it but she is super squirmy and has sharp nails so I canโ€™t pick her up. Yโ€™all please give me some tips becuase I want her to be healthier :/

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