Are you thinking of purchasing your first furry little rabbit? Maybe you’re like me, and you already love and adore your furry little critter. You might want to search for tips on how to take good care of your pet rabbit. I will let you know the best way to take care of your rabbit as well as your pet rabbit lifespan. I hope that you can provide your bunny with the most love and care possible, and hopefully, I can answer any other questions you might have.
The first thing that you should do is to make sure you have plenty of time to take care of your pet rabbit. They need to be taken care of on a daily basis, and you need to learn about the basic responsibility of taking care of your bunny. The first couple of things you’ll need to take care of your furry little friend is a bowl of water, premium rabbit food (high fiber, minimum 18%), a litter tray, and a lot of exercises. You should spend a minimum of three hours a day with your bunny, and make sure to find different toys that they enjoy playing with, some simple toys such as, phone books, cardboard rolls (toilet paper rolls), and rolling toys.
A rabbit’s lifespan should typically last between eight and twelve years, but of course, some will live a little a little longer, and some might live a little shorter. It’s imperative to find a vet that has years of experience in handling rabbits, and that’s a question that you’re going to make sure you want to ask your vet before finding out if the vet is 
a good vet for your bunny or not. If you haven’t found a good rabbit vet in your area, make sure to call around first before purchasing your first furry little friend.
Some other things to do to make sure your little bunny rabbit is living a long and healthy life is to keep them indoors, as wild bunnies have a much shorter lifespan. They can get sick from being outside or eating something in the grass, or all the other dangers that a rabbit must face from being out in the wild. I also suggest taking them to the vet once a year to get an annual checkup so you can be aware if anything starts going wrong with them, and learn the preventative measures to keep your pet rabbit living a long and healthy life.
