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Your whole house. And garden. Kidding. They do not need huge amounts of space but must NEVER be locked in a cage as they are very active animals that like to run, jump and play. Start with a room if you can, or at least a sectioned off part of a room. See video below….

Hide anything precious! Kidding. Cover cables with cable protectors and trunking and invest in metal charging cables. Put clear Sellotape on wooden furniture inherited from ouma. They do not like it and you cannot see it. Win win. PS: do not use tape with Krypton-type glue as it will pull the varnish/wood off the wooden…

Oat hay, oat hay, oat hay. Did I mention oat hay? Twenty-four hours a day. They should never run out. A bale would set you back about a 100ZARS. Click here for a list of suppliers. Greens. Twice a day. See the image below. It is not comprehensive, so please Google before trying anything. If…

The Pros They are intelligent and will make you laugh (and swear). Join the Facebook group ‘Bunnies are arseholes’ as proof. They can learn their names and some words. They are really good at interpreting your tone of voice. They are intuitive and will read your mood. When you are down, they might come for…

HOW THEY COMMUNICATE Rabbits can famously not change their facial expression. Perhaps they cannot smile, but their eyes, ears and movement say a lot. Their eyes will widen when they are in shock, they will lower when they are sleepy or when they want to let you know you’ve wronged them. (Frederik has ‘medicine-eyes’. Whenever…

1. A Carrier You don’t need the most expensive, imported, branded, colour coded pet voyager. A sturdy hardshell picnic basket would also work. 2. What your INDOOR RABBIT needs A room or section of a room cordoned off with a pet exercise pen, kiddies playpen or a makeshift screen if you are handy. If the…