Confused about what rabbits can and can’t eat? You’re not alone. At Nibbles Rabbit & Rodent Rescue, we see how poor diets cause hidden health problems every day. This complete guide explains what a healthy rabbit diet really looks like — from hay and herbs to safe treats — helping you keep your rabbits happy, healthy, and thriving.

Introduction Animal welfare isn’t fixed in time. As our knowledge grows, so too does our understanding of what animals need to live...

Rabbits might seem calm in petting zoos or cafés, but that stillness often hides fear. As prey animals, they freeze when stressed — not because they’re relaxed. Taking them to busy, noisy events isn’t cute or kind, it’s harmful. Responsible care means meeting their needs, not using them to meet ours.

It's our fault the rabbit will be set free, our fault that they'll just have to leave it behind, our fault it'll die!

Why is neutering so important? It's a question we hear a lot at Nibbles.

If you've been following our Facebook page recently, you'll be aware of our recent tooth fairy appeal. We've recently had an influx of...

We seem to have a number of reoccurring welfare concerns when rabbits and rodents arrive with us.

These animals needed someone and I had the space, experience and knowledge to provide them with what they so urgently needed.

Poor diet is a huge issue for dental health in rabbits. Rabbits are designed to graze continually on grass.

Did you know that the rabbit hutch was a Victorian invention, created as an easy way to store a live rabbit before slaughtering it.

A balanced diet is key to your rabbit's health. Focus on unlimited fresh hay, quality pellets, and small amounts of fresh veg. Avoid muesli