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    • Before You Get Rabbits
      • Rabbit Care for Beginners
      • Rabbit Care in 15 Minutes
      • How Much Do Rabbits Cost?
      • Lop Rabbits: Health & Welfare Concerns
      • Rabbit Lifespan: How Long Do Rabbits Live?
    • Choosing & Bringing Home Rabbits
      • Bringing a Rabbit Home
      • Sexing Rabbits: Male or Female?
      • Rabbits and Other Pets
      • Rabbit Adoption Contract
  • Housing
    • Outdoor Housing
      • Winter Care for Rabbits
      • Keeping Rabbits in the Garden
      • Building an Outdoor Rabbit Enclosure
      • Overwintering Rabbits
      • Outdoor Rabbit Run Ideas
    • Indoor Housing
      • Rabbit Litter Training Guide
      • Setting Up a Rabbit Room
      • Vitamin D for Indoor Rabbits
      • Keeping Rabbits Indoors
      • Indoor Rabbit Housing Ideas
      • Keeping Rabbits Cool in Summer
    • Balcony Housing
      • Keeping Rabbits on a Balcony
      • Rabbit-Friendly Balcony
  • Feeding
    • Foods for Rabbits
      • Grass & Meadow Plants
      • Pellets for Rabbits
      • Vegetables
      • Culinary herbs
      • Fruits for rabbits
      • Water & Drinking
    • Feeding Guidelines
      • Feeding Guidelines
      • Common Feeding Mistakes
      • Rabbit Feeding Myths
      • How to Feed a Baby Rabbit
    • Feeding tips
      • How to Transition a Rabbit to a New Diet Safely
      • Winter Diet for Rabbits
      • Nutrition for Young Rabbits
      • Diet Changes in Young Rabbits
    • Nutrition Basics
      • What can rabbits eat?
      • Types of Rabbit Diets
      • Is Hay the Main Food for Rabbits?
      • Tooth Wear & Dental Health
      • Crude Fiber & Carbohydrates
      • Secondary Plant Compounds
      • Food selection
      • Between Scarcity and Abundance
      • Rabbit Digestion
      • Wild Rabbit Nutrition
    • Foraging & Plant Identification
      • Foraging Meadows for Beginners
      • Identifying Coniferous Trees
      • Highly toxic plants
    • Food & Plant Lists
      • Safe Branches for Rabbits
      • Best Vegetables for Rabbits
      • Wild Grasses for Rabbits
      • Aromatic Herbs for Rabbits
      • Foraging & Plant Identification
      • Garden plant list
      • Fruit list
  • Companionship & Bonding
    • Rabbit Bonding
    • After a Rabbit Dies: Should the Other Rabbit Live Alone?
    • Can Rabbits Live Alone?
    • Choosing the Right Rabbit Companion
    • Rabbit Bonding Methods
    • Common Bonding Mistakes
    • Bonding of Young Rabbits
    • Keeping Rabbits in Large Groups
    • Hierarchy Fights & Bullying
    • Bonding Disabled or Ill Rabbits
    • Rabbit Socialization
  • Behavior
    • Handling Rabbits
    • Common Behaviors & Problems
      • Rabbits that don’t get along
      • Handling traumatized rabbits
      • Nibbling & Chewing
      • Digging
      • Humping
      • Kicking, Scratching & Wriggling
      • Biting & Aggressive Behavior
    • Body Language & Senses
      • Rabbit Senses
  • Health
    • General Health
      • Is My Rabbit Sick?
      • Recognizing Pain in Rabbits
      • Sudden Death in Rabbits: Possible Causes
      • Rabbit Health Myths
    • Digestive Disorders
      • Gastric Dilatation in Rabbits
      • Bloating in Rabbits
      • Hairballs & Constipation
      • Rabbit Diarrhea & Mushy Poop
      • Stomach Overload
      • Coccidia in Rabbits
      • Yeast in Rabbits
      • Worms in Rabbits
      • Underweight & Overweight Rabbits
      • Megacolon Syndrome
      • Bacterial Enteritis
      • Appendicitis in Rabbits
    • Skin, Fur & Parasites
      • Molting
      • Flystrike in Rabbits (Myiasis)
      • Mites, Ticks, Fleas & Other Parasites
      • Ear Mites
      • Skin Fungus
      • Wounds & Bite Wounds
      • Abscesses
      • When Rabbits Lick Themselves Raw
      • Sore Hocks in Rabbits
      • Injection Necrosis
      • Tumors & Cancer in Rabbits
      • Skin Inflammation
    • Infectious Diseases
      • Rabbit Snuffles
      • E. cuniculi in Rabbits
      • Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease (RHD)
      • Myxomatosis
      • Ear Infection
      • Rabbit Syphilis
      • Tularemia (Rabbit Fever)
      • Tetanus
      • Toxoplasmosis
      • Listeriosis
      • Rodentiosis
      • Herpesviruses in rabbits
    • Internal & Organ Diseases
      • Liver Diseases
        • Liver Lobe Torsion
      • Cystitis
      • Bladder Sludge & Bladder Stones
      • Kidney Failure
      • Sex & Neutering
      • Uterine Diseases
      • Heart Diseases
      • Thyroid Diseases
      • Heatstroke in Rabbits
      • Stroke in rabbits
      • Schock
      • Hormonal Disorders
    • Other Health Conditions
      • Floppy Rabbit Syndrome
      • Dental Diseases
        • Jaw Abscesses
        • Nutrition for Dental Disease
      • Eye Diseases in Rabbits
        • Watery Eyes
      • Joint Diseases
      • Bone Fractures & Accidents
      • Cramps & Seizures
      • TThymoma, Lymphoma & Other Tumors
      • Poisoning in Rabbits
      • Mold & Mycotoxins
  • Care
    • Rabbit Poop & Urine: What It Means
    • Housing for Disabled & Elderly Rabbits
    • Wheelchairs & Mobility Support for Rabbits
    • Rabbit Health Check
    • Dirty Bottom in Rabbits
    • Why Does My Rabbit Pee & Poop Everywhere?
    • Saying Goodbye to a Rabbit
  • Offspring
    • Breeding that causes animal suffering
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Who Is Behind How to Rabbit? Viola Schillinger is a veterinarian who has kept rabbits since childhood and has dedicated much of her professional life to improving their health, welfare, and living conditions. Decades of rabbit keeping, intensive observation, and professional study have given her extensive experience in rabbit health, nutrition, behavior, and species-appropriate husbandry. She shares her knowledge through television appearances, webinars, podcasts, radio programs, articles, and books. In 2008, Viola founded Kaninchenwiese.de, which has grown into a leading German-language resource for rabbit care and health, reaching around 500,000 visitors per month. How to Rabbit brings this knowledge to an international English-speaking audience. The English content is translated and adapted by Erika Kühne Escobar and medically reviewed by Viola Schillinger.

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