Rabbits (Complete Pet Owner’s Manual)
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Here’s information and advice to help you take good care of your rabbit. Topics and features include: The typical rabbit: its origins, temperament, life cycle, and more Expert advice: selecting, feeding, health care, breeding, cages, and accessories Appreciating your rabbit: understanding its body and vocal language Step-by-step measures to keep your rabbits healthy and contented Useful addresses and references Filled with handsome full-color photos
“Rabbits (Complete Pet Owner’s Manual)” Reviews:
Review by E. Richards
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This was the first book I picked up on rabbit care. I had found an abandoned rabbit in a vacant lot and planned to catch it on a Saturday. I went to a pet store that morning, grabbed this book, which was the only one on rabbits in the store, and used it to just get started. I caught the rabbit that night and sat on the bathroom floor in a pile of oat hay and carrots, flipping through the book and just not seeing answers about how my little friend was going to fit into my life and household. It had a few basics that I really needed to know, but just did not delve deeply enough into how to care for rabbits. It also seemed to focus on the topic/issue of children as rabbit owners, which contradicts a bit the advice in the more complete Harriman book on house rabbits. (Children are a bit too rough and tumble for timid and fragile rabbits and Harriman recommends waiting till the kids are big or just getting a really big rabbit.)I would recommend it for a child to read to get a general idea of how to care for a rabbit, but not for someone who seriously wants to take excellent care of a rabbit as housepet. The photos were lovely, I must say, and it does describe breeds a little bit.
Review by informednow
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This was my first rabbit care book. It is typical of the ones you find in pet stores etc. It is relatively thin and has a lot of glossy rabbit pictures in it and good basic care information. Since getting it, I have found it to be a little vague in some areas of rabbit nutrition, mainly the need for timothy pellets, the mainstay of the rabbit diet, and the evils of calcium in a rabbit diet. Other than that, it is a good, inexpensive, colorful rabbit book that I did enjoy reading.
Review by E. Trujillo
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I bought this book a couple days before getting my bunny. We have now had him for 3 days, and I am looking for a more detailed book now. It was good because it shows pictures of bunny types, is easy to read, and easy to reference.
The downside, it only has a little information on everything, it is a thin book. I want another one with tons of information, but this one is good for kids and referencing.
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