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http://www.rwaf.org.uk/ifrab We've teamed up with the lovely people from Runaround again to make another video that shows 'A hutch is not enough'. This one is shorter and we hope that it will be appealing to rabbit owners across the board, and inspire them to provide the very best they can...

We firmly believe that education is the key to improving rabbit welfare. Very often people are unaware of the correct way to properly care for companion rabbits and we want to get the right information out to as many people as possible. Sometimes we have to be a bit 'in yer face' and pass...

The government is promoting fitness for all in this Olympic year, and because so many rabbits suffer health problems because of bad diet and lack of space to exercise, we are joining in with a call for fitness for rabbits. So are your bunnies world-beating athletes or hutch potatoes? These...

I'm actually very taken with little Hughie, the English Spot. And he lives not so far from me. If only I had space for him..and a lady bun to share his life.

We are featuring three rescues for August. On our Featured Rescues Page is Little Paws Rescue which covers Leeds and the surrounding area. The owner, Laura, is willing to travel (within reason) to find just the right home for the rabbits in her care...

We are delighted to announce that Bunny Bazaar, our new online store, is now live. There is everything there that you are used to seeing in our old shop, and so much more, for rabbits and other small pets, and for humans too. Please browse our categories and remember that buying from Bunny...

Rabbits in hot weather We hope everybun is enjoying the sun, but also has plenty of shade, and ofcourse hay and water. Rabbits find it easier to drink from a bowl than a bottle, so in this hot weather it may be better to give them access to both. Remember to check the stopper on the...

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Here are some US seed sources where you may want to search for seeds for some of these plants http://rareseeds.com/ http://www.botanicalinterests.com/store/shop.php http://www.bountifulgardens.org/ http://www.seedsavers.org/Content.aspx?src=aboutus.htm http://www.seedsofchange.com/...

Here are some US seed sources where you may want to search for seeds for some of these plants http://rareseeds.com/ http://www.botanicalinterests.com/store/shop.php http://www.bountifulgardens.org/ http://www.seedsavers.org/Content.aspx?src=aboutus.htm http://www.seedsofchange.com/...

Common mallow, in its early flowering stage, is perhaps the prettiest of our wild plants and it's reckoned to be entirely without any harmful qualities, so ideal for our small furries (and us! And tortoises, if you have those!) to eat. It's entirely missing in winter and spring, but in early...

This month the featured rescues on our website are Odies Rescue in Suffolk and Rabbit Rehoming in Bath. They have many lovely rabbits all in need of a second chance, so if you live in those areas, and have space in your home, please consider adopting from them...

As part of their What Bugs a Bunny Campaign, the RSPCA has produced this 'No one likes a grass' video - well worth a watch and a share, http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=tf_m1gOHMLM

We could do with a bit of your weather, and you could do with a bit of ours, I think. This was yesterday in my area http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBZfLdiwQfg http://thewall.co.uk/topics/29261-flood-chaos-as-thunder-storms-hit-tyne-and-wear http://tyneandwear.sky.com/news/article/23975...

Burdock is safe to feed in a balanced mix of plants, and in moderation. It's normally found in hedges or on open ground and commonly on waste ground. It has a two year life cycle. In the first year the plant is close to the ground and in the second it flowers and forms seed heads. It can...

Today we're featuring two very common plants that you should be able to find in flower at this time of year. The first is chickweed. It has tiny white flowers and it's leaves are egg shaped and in pairs all along the slender stem. It has a hairy line that runs up one side of the...

So you want a rabbit? Most of the calls the RWAF Helpline is taking at the moment are from people that no longer want their rabbits - reasons include pregnancy, children loosing interest and not being able to afford to look after them any longer. Before anyone takes on rabbits as pets...

This week we are featuring two very common plants that are great for feeding to your rabbits and are all over the place at present. Again, these can be dried and kept for the winter when tasty natural foods are hard to find. The first is Cleavers. It has several names - Goosegrass, Sticky...

Yes, anyone can join. We have to charge a higher price for overseas members because of shipping costs to send out the magazine 4 times a year. Membership fees pay for the magazine (Rabbiting On) and any profit helps run the charity. There are some (free) examples of Rabbiting On articles...

We've had an e-mail from a lady who read Rabbiting On in her local vet practice and as a result went home and improved her rabbits' set up to allow them access from their hutch to a safe exercise area, and she is thrilled at how much happier her rabbits are. Our website is full of good advice...