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If you currently own or are waiting to collect your Loveberry bunny, you may find this page useful. This is a list of food, items and services we currently use and can recommend to new owners of Loveberry bunnies.

PELLETS

Good quality pellets in limited amount is another highly important part in their diet. All Loveberry bunnies are served Burgess Excel Adult & Junior pellets.

HAY

Unlimited fresh, high quality hay is the most important part in a rabbit's diet, no matter the age. All my bunnies really enjoy Timothy hay bought from the farm directly - The Happy Hay. It always comes super green, fresh and tasty. I do not recommend dull, dusty hay bought from pet shops. 

CARRIER

It is important to buy a sturdy, easy to use carrier to collect your bunny. It will last you for ages and be useful for transportation to vets. I use and highly recommend the Curver Petlife Carrier.

GROOMING

Rabbits are very good at cleaning themselves, therefore you should never bath your bunny as this will cause stress. Instead, a quick brush a few times a week is all you need. For this you will need a stainless-steel comb and a slicker brush. If you struggle to groom your bunny, I offer a grooming service which includes coat brushing and de-matting as well as any face trims (for Lionheads) if required.

NAIL TRIM

You have to make sure you keep your bunny's nails short as they keep growing very quick. For this I use Thunderpaws Professional nail clippers. There are many videos online on how to do this properly. However, if you are not comfortable doing it yourself, I also offer nail clip service.

INSURANCE

Accidents and sudden illness can occur at any point. In order to protect you from unexpected costs of veterinary treatments, I highly recommend insuring your bunny from the first day you bring it home. Some bunny owners also recommend the Vets4pets rabbit health plan which covers annual health check, vaccinations, nail clips etc. 

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