The Rabbit: An Owner's Guide to a Happy Healthy Pet

Out of my "library" of about 10 rabbit books, this is one of them that I thumb through often. Being an experienced rabbit owner, I'm not in bad need of information, but this is just a joy to read. There are lots of interesting pictures, of our floppy eared furry friends, and loads of information. A must for a "newbie" to the bunny world!And, regarding the ignorant person who posted the comment about altering a rabbit, it is perfectly safe for rabbits to be altered. In fact, it is safer to have them altered than to not (due to testicular and uterine cancer). I'm sorry that you've been misinformed.

the person who said that they should not be spayed or newtered is wrong, very wrong, if you look at the title it says FOR A HAPPY, HEALTHY PET! not for rabbit breeders, o well he/she is entitled to her/his opinion. but i found this book very good and it started my love for rabbits. it is very descripted and i hope you love it too.

I had to laugh at the previous review, which stated that rabbits should not be spayed! Tell that to the millions of rabbits spayed in the past 11 years since the House Rabbit Society was formed! Assuming a vet experienced with rabbits, this is now a fairly routine surgery, and it saves lives and leads to happier rabbits.That said, Ms. Pavia's book, while not House Rabbit Handbook (my #1 recommendation), is pretty good. There are a few problems with it, but overall it's a good introduction, and far better than the breeder-based books out there.

this book includes the truthes about rabbits and tells the reader the right way to take care of their rabbit. esspecially the parts about greens and hay is very important

The Rabbit, by Audrey Pavia, is one of the best pet rabbit care guides on the market. Ms. Pavia's book includes a brief history on rabbits (including rabbit myths), and then branches out into the importance of responsible pet rabbit ownership. The pictures are incredible, and the descriptions of the various rabbit breed types are concise and accurate. For the pet bunny owner there are chapters focusing on rabbit care, as well as rabbit behavior, and health care, and for the show enthusiast there is even a brief section explaining some slight aspects on showing and registering your rabbit. At the end of the book is a resource section that includes over 40 different rabbit breed club addresses for those interested in joining a club focused on their pet rabbits breed. As I said, this is definitely one of the best rabbit books on the market.....the best that I have come across in quite a long time, and I highly recommend it to any and all rabbit enthusiasts.