Furry Tail Rabitto Shop

14/01/2023

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08/10/2022

Thank you Maam Satra. 🙃😉

23/09/2022

04/09/2022

Thank you Maam Satra ♥️

21/08/2022

Thank you Maam Aprhrealle ♥️

19/08/2022

Thank you Maam Sydney. ♥️

21/07/2022

Thank you Ma’am Cah. ❤️

21/07/2022

For sale

07/07/2022

Baby Rabbits For Sale.
Mix breed NZ x Lop

06/06/2022

Welcome to the outside world babies!

20/02/2022

Why do rabbits eat their own p**ps? 🐰

Bunnies actually make two different kinds of droppings: little black round ones and softer black ones known as cecotropes that are eaten.

Cecotropes are full of nutrients that a rabbit needs. These special f***s contain more protein and vitamins than normal p**ps have, so by consuming its cecotropes (and a healthy diet), a rabbit is getting all of the important nutrients that it needs to stay healthy. It is completely normal behavior for rabbits to eat cecotropes, but it is not normal for them to eat their normal stools.

18/02/2022

Rabbit meat is lean, similar to chicken, and goes well in stews, soups and casseroles. It's significantly leaner and higher in protein compared to other meats, making it ideal for dieters and healthy eaters alike.

07/02/2022

Its bunny loaf Monday!

04/02/2022

Mix breed Fuzzy Lop

04/02/2022

Mix breed Fuzzy Lop 🐰

03/02/2022

02/02/2022

02/02/2022

Good morning! 🐰

19/01/2022

Thinking about making a bunny the newest member of your family? Good choice! Rabbits make great house pets and many people find them just as rewarding as dogs and cats. Here are some facts about rabbits that might just convince you to open your heart and home to a bunny today.

1. Rabbits are playful.
Some people are under the mistaken impression that rabbits are boring. This couldn’t be further from the truth. Most rabbit owners will tell you that you shouldn’t leave a rabbit alone in an outdoor hutch all day. When you have a house rabbit around, you’ll be amazed at how fun and playful they are. They will entertain themselves (and you) by burrowing in and out of towels and blankets, get the crazies and jump and run around, and even nudge a book or phone out of your hand if you’re not paying them enough attention.

2. Rabbits are clean.
Like cats, rabbits are fastidious about grooming and keeping themselves clean. In fact, rabbits shouldn’t be bathed, as a dunk in water could shock them. Aside from giving them an occasional butt cleaning, they’re very low maintenance. They also create a designated “toilet” for themselves and use that one place go to the bathroom, leaving the rest of their area clean. It’s also easy to train them to use a litter box like a cat. Rabbit p**p is small and inoffensive. FYI, they also produce “cecotropes”—partially digested food that they will eat as it exits their body.

3. Rabbits are quiet.
Rabbits are great apartment pets because they are mostly silent (a characteristic of prey animals). They make quiet little “pleasure sounds” like clicking or soft tooth grinding when they are happy. An annoyed rabbit may grunt or growl. If your rabbit is very frightened or in pain, it will let out a disturbing scream, so be warned!

4. Rabbits keep a regular schedule.
If you work a regular 9-5 job during the week, your rabbit’s schedule will be perfectly in sync with yours. Rabbits are “crepuscular”—most active in the morning and evening—so they will be happy to interact with you before and after work, following you around and waiting for their feeding. While you are asleep or out, rabbits will be less active. But be prepared, they like to keep to their schedule, so they will expect the same feeding time on the weekends, too.

5. Rabbits are eco-friendly.
Looking to put all of that used newspaper and cardboard to good use? Use newspaper to line their litter pans, give them newspaper and things like cardboard tubes for chewing and shredding, and use cardboard boxes filled with newspaper for them to burrow in and climb on. You can get creative and make whole habitats for them with interconnected boxes filled with paper.

6. Rabbits are affectionate.
Rabbits are social and affectionate animals that bond well with their owners. They don’t really like to be picked up (a prey animal trait), but they do enjoy interacting with their human family and other pets in the household. Try sitting on the floor with them and stroking them, especially after mealtime, and see how loving they can be!

18/01/2022

Trancing rabbits is the action of placing rabbits on their back to induce a paralysis known as Tonic Immobility (TI). The action is also known as: the immobility response, hypnosis or freeze response.

17/01/2022

How to take care of bunnies and things to consider before getting a pet rabbit.

16/01/2022

15/01/2022

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13/01/2022

13/01/2022

DO YOU KNOW?

"Rabbit rabbit rabbit" is a superstition found in Britain and North America wherein a person says or repeats the words "rabbit", "rabbits" and/or "white rabbits" aloud upon waking on the first day of a month, to ensure good luck for the rest of it.