General
Facts
- Rabbits are not rodents
- Rabbits are not loners
- A rabbit is not a hare
Contrary to popular belief, rabbits are not rodents. However, like rodents, their teeth continue to grow throughout their life. What’s the difference between rabbits, domesticated rabbits & hares?
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Rabbits are no loners
- Coexist in large groups
- Alert each other of predators
- No human is able to replace another rabbit
Same species social interaction is very important for the health and well-being of rabbits. In nature, wild rabbits coexist in large groups. Therefore replicating this, as much as practicle and possible, is the most appropriate way of keeping rabbits.
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Things to know before getting a rabbit
- Rabbits are a lifetime commitment
- Can become 10-12 years old
- Need at least 6 square meters for 2 rabbits
- Need social contact to their conspecific – that’s why you need at least 2
- Do you have enough financial support for needed regular veterinary checks?
If you consider getting a rabbit because you are thinking of getting an easy pet for yourself or your family, then a rabbit is the last type of pet you should think of. Often rabbits require much more care and considerations than other pets and require more care and consideration than a new owner could ever imagine.
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