Rabbits: Care, Nutrition and Well-Being

Organising a birthday for a rabbit does not mean creating a party, but imagining a calm, enriching moment perfectly adapted to its sensitivity. A discreet animal, deeply attached to its environment, the rabbit does not seek excitement or surprises. What it appreciates, however, are stable surroundings, gradual discoveries and gentle interactions. Celebrating its birthday therefore becomes something else entirely: a way to slow down, to observe, and to offer a subtly different experience —...

We all have that friend for whom her rabbit is not “just a pet”, but a true member of the family. In her home, the living room is organised around play areas, vegetables are chosen carefully… and her phone is full of photos of her long-eared companion. For a birthday, a housewarming or simply as a thoughtful surprise, giving a gift that also includes her rabbit is a particularly touching gesture. It shows that you understand how meaningful the bond between a person and their animal can be. If...

Having a garden often makes people want to share nature’s freshness with their rabbit: freshly picked leaves, crunchy branches, plants straight from the garden.It feels instinctive and well intentioned. However, when it comes to rabbit nutrition, “natural” does not automatically mean “safe”. Rabbits have a very specific digestive system, perfectly adapted to a fibre-rich diet, but also extremely sensitive to imbalance. Plants that are harmless to humans – or even to other animals – can cause...

The domestic rabbit is still too often seen as a “cage animal”. Yet current knowledge in animal behaviour and exotic (NAC) veterinary medicine paints a very different picture: rabbits are intelligent, active and sensitive animals with high environmental needs. Providing a suitable living environment is essential for their physical health, emotional balance and longevity. Cage or enclosure? Full freedom or supervised roaming? What does a rabbit truly need, and what dangers should be...

Dogs, cats and rabbits love to explore, think and solve small challenges. To keep them balanced, affection and exercise are not enough — their mind also needs daily stimulation. Brain games help channel their energy while boosting their cognitive abilities.

When fairy lights brighten the home and gifts start piling up beneath the Christmas tree, a warm sense of anticipation fills the air. We think of children, partners, family, friends… and more and more often, of our pets. Cats, dogs, rabbits and small pets are part of our everyday lives, sharing our joys and quieter moments and offering comfort all year long. So why shouldn’t they get to enjoy a little Christmas magic too?

Imagine the scene: you return home after a few days away. As soon as the door opens, your dog leaps toward you, tail wagging enthusiastically. To celebrate your reunion, you thought of him and tucked a small surprise into your luggage—a colorful squeaky toy. His sparkling eyes and excitement as he discovers his new gift warm your heart: this moment of connection is precious.

Our rabbits, like all good little nibblers, love to chew! What might seem like a simple pastime is in fact vital to their health. Chewing helps them wear down their teeth naturally, stay occupied, and relax. Offering the right chew toys is more than a kind gesture – it’s a key part of caring for your rabbit.

Treat your rabbit with healthy and natural snacks! Discover which treats to favor (herbs, flowers, hay, dried fruits…) and which to avoid to ensure daily pleasure, bonding, and good health.