Care guide

Rabbit & Guinea Pig Care Guide

Short, practical guides on feeding and caring for rabbits and guinea pigs, written around the questions owners actually ask us.

Rabbit & Guinea Pig Nutrition

What goes in the bowl every day — hay, pellets, portions, and what to do when a rabbit stops eating hay.

Eating pellets but refusing hay? Seven common reasons, the warning signs worth acting on, and practical ways to rebuild a hay-eating routine.

Grass hay should be about 85% of an adult rabbit’s diet. Six things to check on a pellet label: fiber, protein, ingredients, form and portion size.

Reading the label, and the claims that sound reassuring but are not. What to check before you buy.

Mixed seed-and-grain foods let rabbits pick out the sweet pieces and leave the fiber. Six pitfalls to look for on a rabbit food label.

Flooring, routines and the small things around the hutch that make a day easier for a rabbit.

Smooth floors make it hard for rabbits to grip. What a non-slip chenille mat does for footing and rest, and what to look for when choosing one.

How we make what we make, and why the formulas and the price look the way they do.

Every batch is made to order rather than produced in bulk. How the formulas, the ingredient sourcing and the small-batch process shape what you pay.