A Vet's Guide to Your Rabbit: What Your Vet Wants You to Know From Basic Care to Saying Goodbye (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798197041821)

If you have a rabbit, or are thinking about getting one, this is the guide every owner should read.

Rabbits are wonderful pets, but they are often misunderstood. They are not simple, low-maintenance animals, and many common health and behaviour problems begin with well-meaning owners being given poor or incomplete advice.

Written by practising small animal vet Dr Isaac Stevenson MRCVS, A Vet's Guide to Your Rabbit explains rabbit care in clear, practical, plain English. It covers the things every owner needs to understand, from choosing rabbits and setting up their home, to feeding, behaviour, bonding, handling, preventive care, common illnesses, emergencies, surgery, and end of life decisions.

Inside, you'll learn why hay matters so much, how to spot early signs of illness, when to contact a vet, why rabbits need space and companionship, and how to avoid many of the mistakes that cause problems later.

Warm, honest and easy to understand, this book is designed for everyday rabbit owners who want to feel more confident, better informed, and better prepared to give their rabbits the care they deserve.