Genetics play a crucial role in breeding rabbits. As breeders, our goal is to breed healthy, cheerful and species-appropriately developed rabbits. In this article, we take a detailed look at the various genetic factors to consider when breeding rabbits, including the inheritance of hereditary diseases and their prevention.
Rabbits are adorable and popular pets, but they are prone to various diseases. In this article we will look at why vaccinations are vital for rabbits, what diseases they can prevent and how to design an optimal vaccination plan.
Coccidia (lat. Coccidia/Coccidiasina) are one of the most common parasitosis in rabbits and pose a serious and often fatal threat, especially to young animals. This article offers you a detailed insight into the symptoms, diagnosis, therapy and prophylaxis of this complex disease.
Proper rabbit care begins with the understanding that rabbits are social animals. Therefore, rabbits should always be kept in groups or at least in pairs. Keeping animals alone contradicts natural social behavior and can lead to behavioral problems.
Shortness of breath, also called dyspnea, is a condition in which rabbits have difficulty breathing normally. There are several reasons why a rabbit may suffer from shortness of breath:
