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The Rabbit Owner's CD
All you need to know to choose and care for your companion pet rabbit
The most comprehensive rabbit care and healthcare CD available -
Fully cross-
Photographs and Video used throughout.
Sample Screenshots from the CD


Chapters include:
Summary of Basic Rabbit Care
Overview of Pet Bunnies
Introduction to Rabbit Physiology
Choosing your Pet Rabbit
Where to Buy From -
Signs to look for when adopting your bunny
Deciding whether to adopt a male or female (or both)
Breed Sizes -
Coat Colours -
Handling your bunny -
Housing your bunny
Making your own hutch and run
Feeding your bunny
Equipment needed to care for your bunny
Exercise Run
House and Litter-
Grooming
Fitting a Lead & Harness
Going for a Walk/Run
Rabbit Health and Illness -
Bunny Behaviour
Advice on Castration/Spaying
Bonding a Group of Bunnies
HEALTHCARE TIPS AND INFORMATION
How to identify and treat a range of common illnesses -
a 'normal' poo and caecoptroph pellet -
claw-
identifying eye-
removing excess fur
furballs
gastric stasis
mucoid enteropathy
checking hydration/dehydration
pasteurella
skin problems (including mites)
moulting
sore hocks
abscess
fly strike
E. cuniculi
vaccinations required
symptoms of myxomatosis (typical and atypical)
14 "How To'' Videos* show:
what to look for when adopting a young, baby bunny
how to give your bunny a daily health-
how to identify signs of dehydration
how to pick up and roll your bunny onto his back
how to groom your bunny
how to check teeth for malocclusion
how to give a nose-
how to give a shoulder massage!
*These are WMV files and require Windows Media Player included with all editions of Microsoft Windows. They might not play on an Apple-
Illustrative photographs and video clips show how to:-
pick up and hold a bunny
sex a bunny
roll a bunny onto his/her back
clip claws
administer eye drops
fit a lead/harness
take your bunny for a walk -
groom your bunny to remove excess fluff
identify skin complaints and signs of moulting
check for health problems (teeth, eyes, hydration, mites, sore hocks, abscesses...)