Rabbit Care help!!

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I am thinking about getting a rabbit, and I don't know how to care for one, what do you guys recomend? I need info on dwarf hotot rabbits.
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Um....this is not exactly a HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! kind of thing. Please change your title. I thought your horse was bleeding to death or something like that.
 
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They need water 24/7 and timothy hay is the best food for them. They should also get some pellets in the evenings.
 
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You should go to your feed store and ask them. When I had rabbits, the feedstore had a local brand that was really good.
 
Why don't you buy a book at a book store or pet shop? There are plenty of rabbit books at the library too.

Best with rabbits, to do as your first thing, find a vet that knows about rabbits. The best thing is if the vet actually is an 'exotic pet' vet. Yes, rabbits are an 'exotic animal'. The only animals most small animal vets know is dogs and cats. Ask me why my rabbit died - because I was stupid enough to think a vet who didn't specialize in exotic animals would know about them. The first vet was sure willing to treat my rabbit and insisted he knew about them. If I'd gotten to the right vet at the start, the bunny would still be alive today.

That is really the most important thing and something to do WELL BEFORE getting the rabbit. GET A VET. Find a rabbit club or group in your area, ask for a personal recommendation for a vet. Meet other bunny owners at rabbit shows, visit rabbit breeders, go up to people, ask.

Then the rest of it is not so hard. A nice big cage, pellets, hay, clean bedding, fresh water...those are the basics.
 
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Thanks!!!!!!
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Can any one give me info on Netherland Dwarf rabbits?
 
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Google google google .. there is a TON of info out there..

Also, look up local breeders and go talk to them .. attend a show if you can ..

Have fun!
 

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