House Rabbit Care Australia
BEAUTIFUL house or apartment COMPANION peTS
Magical Mini Lops are Enchanting,
Quiet, Peaceful and Entertaining Company.
No need to use old-school dirty and messy wood shavings or straw bedding in your bunny's home ... our Magical Mini Lops are clean, toilet-trained and enjoy sleeping on a soft mat, fleece blanket or towel.
The Cleanest of Indoor Pets ...
Unlike dogs and cats, a healthy, well-maintained house bunny has no body odour. Rabbits are meticulously clean creatures; they clean themselves 24/7. Their lovely plush fur needs a quick daily brush to prevent furballs from blocking their digestive system. Rabbits can not cough up furballs so a daily brush is essential
A LittlePrivacyPlease! In The Toilet !
We train our babies to go to the toilet in a litter tray lined with paper pellets. Change the litter tray every two days, and there will be no smell. Rabbit poop does not stink if the rabbit is healthy and eating the right foods. The principal poop comes out in nice dry, round hay balls.
Bathing A Bunny Rabbit Is Not Necessary!
If a rabbit is in good health, fed the right diet and its housing is kept clean, it is unnecessary to bathe it! Washing a rabbit is dangerous! -
A rabbit may go into shock or have a stress-induced heart attack. Rabbits keep themselves clean! Bunnies only need a daily brush and nail trim every eight to ten weeks.
Loyal And Affectionate ...
Perfect Little Pets For Families ...
House bunnies mainly sleep, slumber and rest during the day. They are most active early morning and evening. The perfect pet for family life. Spend some time with your bunny at breakfast and then at dinner time and into the evening and you will have a happy and content bunny.
Pictured: 'Maple', an adult Chocolate Tort Magical Mini Lop, at home in the office with one of her guardians.
Magical Mini Lops are beautiful companion pets for everyone, whether you're a family, a young couple, single, a teenager or a responsible parent.
Perfect Pets for people who work from home or are retired.
Many of our customers share their Magical Mini Lops with their little ones ... but we recommend adult supervision and guidance to ensure everyone stays safe and happy.
Be sure to check out the Children's Pet page on our website if you are thinking about adopting a bunny for your child.
Bunnies Live In The Family Room ...
The ideal place for a bunny to live is where the family spends the most time. Typically this is the lounge room. Bunnies love to be part of your everyday life and are delighted to hop around in the same room as you. Living in a child's bedroom or a space away from family activity is not ideal. Bunnies are social beings
Housing. The Modern Bunny Lives ...
In a stylish, easy-to-clean large cage with room to hop and play. All bunny's immediate needs are here; a place to eat, chew, sleep, poop and make a little (contained) play mess.
Bunnies enjoy sleeping and lounging on the cage's elevated platforms.
Bunnies Familiar Home Base ...
Our bunnies live and are born in these luxury cages. If you move house, this can be very stressful for a bunny. A bunny's familiar housing can make moving less stressful — a home base — a familiar place to retreat and feel safe. A BUNNY NEEDS ITS OWN BURROW - ROOM.
Safe Playpen Containment ...
A bunny needs to exercise! A playpen around the bunny's cage provides safe hop space. You can 'supervise' - free-range bunny in your home after the initial settling-in period. A permanent free-range bunny is a process of steps starting with a cage and playpen, desexing your bunny and rabbit-proofing your home.
Connecting With Your Bunny ...
You will gain your bunny's trust and love with the right approach, handling, holding, patting, hand feeding, and getting on the floor at their level; We show you how to do all of this.
House Bunnies Are Content ...
Just being in the same room with you! They enjoy watching TV with you and watching you watch TV. Bunnies fit in well with a human tribe; they are comfortable with the familiar daily sounds of your family, even if you have a noisy household. You can even vacuum around a confident adult bunny and it will not be botherd
A Baby Rabbit Is Trainable ...
They are quick learners. Provide them with simple directions using keywords like No! said firmly! or Good bunny in a positive tone of voice. Never hit a naughty bunny; they will not learn by being hurt! Your tone of voice lets them know right and wrong. Bunnies enjoy getting things right and pleasing you.
A Bunny Must Chew ...
Chewing is essential for good dental health.
A rabbit's constantly growing teeth must be trimmed by chewing on hay and 'safe' natural tree wood. We provide a list of 'rabbit-safe' tree woods your bunny can chew and we show you how to make awesome bunny chew toys.
A young bunny is curious and likes to explore new things...
Sometimes bunnies might want to discover what something tastes like. Chewing on, or eating, the wrong things may make your bunny unwell. Bunnies can not resist chewing on iPhone charger cords, electrical cords, rubber thongs and yoga mats. They may also try to nibble on a toxic plant, so keep these items out of reach.
Bunnies Love Hearing A Good Story And Being Talked To ...
They adore the sound of your voice. Bunnies also enjoy listening to you sing and listening to relaxing music. Bunnies speak to you with body language and the occasional sound or thump. Bunnies facial and ear expressions can tell you how they feel and what they might be thinking.
Bunny Maintenance ...
Morning: feed a small number of fresh greens, check to see if there is enough food and fresh water for the day.
Evening: feed a small number of fresh greens, top up food supplies and water. Do a quick bunny house spot clean (change litter tray every two days).
Once a week: do a full cage clean (10 minutes).
House Bunny Schedule ...
MORNING; AWAKE at 6 or 7 am and looking forward to a small fresh greens snack and pat from you. MORNING; SLEEP TIME; 9 or 10 am Until AFTERNOON; AWAKE at 2 or 3 pm with lots of hopping and social energy into the late Evening. And looking forward to a small fresh greens snack, a pat, a brush and spending time with you
Minimise Handling During Sleep Time!
From 9-10 am to 2-3 pm is a house bunny's primary time to sleep, rest and refresh (Be considerate of your Bunny's sleep needs). A Bunny will let you know if it wants to come out and play during its sleep time. During the sleep-rest time, a bunny eats, sleeps, poops, plays with toys or lazes around doing nothing!
Bunnies Are Happiest ...
when you have a routine for them, e.g., greeting them at breakfast time (7 am) and at dinner (6 pm). They know what time of day it is and look forward to these special times with you and food. Things that make a bunny happy are food, a good massage, a clean home, a good hop and special time with you.