Rabbit Care for New Owners - A calm first-year guide to litter training, the hay-first diet, bonding and handling, bunny-proofing, spay and neuter, and spotting GI stasis before it becomes an emergency #1011689

You were told a rabbit would be an easy first pet. Then the chewing started, the litter box got ignored, your bunny bolted every time you reached for it - and one morning the food bowl was full and the droppings were gone. Rabbits are wonderful, but they are not low-maintenance starter animals, and the gap between what new owners expect and what rabbits actually need is where things go wrong. Rabbit Care for New Owners is the calm, complete first-year manual that no one handed you at adoption. Instead of twenty contradictory forum threads, it gives you one steady plan - from setting up housing and a litter box that actually works to feeding correctly and knowing the single symptom that means 'drive to the vet now.' Unlike glossy breed books or scattered online advice, this book is built around the real panics first-time owners post about: a bunny shredding the baseboards, refusing to be held, or suddenly going still and quiet. Inside, you'll learn how to: Whether you're still deciding, one nervous week in, or staring at an untouched bowl right now, this book turns panic into a plan - so your first year with a rabbit is the start of a long, happy one.