Dr. Sue Rabbit Vet

Dr. Sue Rabbit Vet This page is for information all about rabbits from a veterinarian.

08/07/2025

Rabbits naturally keep their teeth from getting too long by chewing on fibrous foods like hay and grass. Their teeth are constantly growing, and this natural chewing action wears them down. When rabbits eat fibrous foods, their teeth grind against each other, helping to keep them at a manageable length.

Bunny myth buster Sunday
07/07/2025

Bunny myth buster Sunday

Bunny meme Saturday
06/07/2025

Bunny meme Saturday

Fun fact Friday
05/07/2025

Fun fact Friday

Some tips on how to get your bunny to eat more hay
04/07/2025

Some tips on how to get your bunny to eat more hay

Did you know?
02/07/2025

Did you know?

Bunny tip Tuesday
02/07/2025

Bunny tip Tuesday

01/07/2025

Rabbits should be fed a balanced diet consisting primarily of hay, with pellets serving as a supplement. While pellets are a convenient way to provide concentrated nutrients, they shouldn't be the main part of a rabbit's diet.

Bunny tip SundayRabbits should avoid broccoli due to the high amounts of undigestible fibers and sweetness, which can ca...
29/06/2025

Bunny tip Sunday
Rabbits should avoid broccoli due to the high amounts of undigestible fibers and sweetness, which can cause bloating and digestive issues. While some rabbits enjoy broccoli, it's best to give it in very limited quantities, or instead offer other safe and nutritious options like basil. Basil can be a great alternative, offering anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial benefits, and many rabbits find it palatable.

Bunny meme Saturday
29/06/2025

Bunny meme Saturday

Fun fact Friday
28/06/2025

Fun fact Friday

Benefits of neutering your bunny.
27/06/2025

Benefits of neutering your bunny.

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Gentle Ben’s Veterinary Clinic, El Socorro
San Juan

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