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Written by the late Meg Brown with a comprehensive veterinary section by Virginia Richardson, Rabbitlopaedia is a complete guide to rabbit care - Choosing your breed, housing, feeding, routine care, house or hutch rabbits, breeding, an A-Z of breeds etc. There is also a chapter on the rabbit's history, plus an explanation of show terms. The chapter on exhibiting rabbits explains rabbit identification, the do's and dont's of stewarding, show etiquette, the ringing scheme, setting up a show, judging and pet rabbit shoes, and importing rabbits. Rabbitlopaedia was written for everyone whoe enjoys the rabbit habit and Meg's knowledge enriched by her gentle scottish humour has made this title a reader favourite. --Fur and Feather Incorporating Rabbits Magazine
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Packed with advice and information on every aspect of caring for a rabbit. Starting with the domestication of the rabbit, the authors trace the history of one of Britain's most popular pets. The huge variety of breeds are examined, and there is advice on choosing a rabbit, housing, handling, management and feeding.
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26 of 27 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Anyone who has a rabbit owes it to the bun to buy this book. The list of safe and unsafe green foods is exceptional, and I have turned to it on many an occasion to reassure myself that particular bunny habits are perfectly healthy! Very reassuring, and probably saves my vet many headaches and late night phone calls. 100% recommended. 3 happy bunnies can't be wrong!
25 of 26 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
i opted for a cheaper book at first then straight away regretted it. this book is worth every penny as it covers all areas of keeping a bunny from a-z giving me confidence, answers and advice on all aspects of the basics through to the technical stuff for the more adventurous bunnie keeper or breeder. buy this book and keep your bunnie with confidence.
24 of 25 people found the following review helpful
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I have refered to this book time and time again. There is a particularly good section on A-Z of disease, that is much more in depth than most other rabbit books I have read. A must for every rabbit owner. Will give you confidence in keeping these pets.
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If you have this book bin it, lots of wrong and misleading information...
I purchased this book in then belief I would learn more about how to look after my rabbits, and within a few pages I realised that lots of the information in this book is wrong. Read more
Published 12 days ago by Bunny lover
Very comprehensive bunny book
Having just adopted two rabbits from the RSPCA, I really felt I needed a book that would tell me everything I needed to know about keeping pet rabbits. Read more
Published 3 months ago by lollipoppi
Really useful bunny book
A very useful book for rabbit owners, with lots of up to date information on care for your bunny. Information on feeding, housing and illness etc. Highly recommended.
Published 8 months ago by Ms. S. L. Thornton
A must for any rabbit owner.
This is a very in depth rabbit book wich would suit adult rabbit keepers and anyone doing a small animal care course. Read more
Published 8 months ago by HoppingBinky
Great for beginners
I bought this along with the House Rabbit Handbook, and combined, I think I have most of the information I need to get the most from my rabbit. Read more
Published 9 months ago by Paku-Paku
Great book
A really good book. Very detailed and informative. Gives you good clear understanding of rabbits.
My reason for giving this 4 stars was that I did find that there was... Read more
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Published 9 months ago by anon-london
Very educating book
This book is full of valuable information about the species and covers a broad area of subjects regarding the issue of rabbit care. Read more
Published 10 months ago by Fifibutton
One of the best books on rabbits ever.
This is a definite book on rabbits that I always refer back to when dealing with my bunny problems. I have one very special rabbit, and it's brilliant to know what to do when she's... Read more
Published 14 months ago by DAJohnson
Great book
Essential book for every rabbit owner. Very detailed so people who only look for a basic information how to look after rabits might find it boring.
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I 've enjoyed every page. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Eve
excellent product
fantastic book!! i would highly recommend this to any rabbit enthusiast. i have several specialist rabbit books, but i always refer back to this one
Published 19 months ago by Lou
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