At the local feed store one evening I heard a young man ask the store employee about how to treat his rabbit’s nasty looking backside. I engaged in the conversation and we quickly determined that the rabbit had what is known as Rabbit Wet Tail, also known simply as Wet Tail. Rabbit Wet Tail: Does Wet …
Lily plants (Lilium spp.) are one of the most common landscape and garden plants found around houses and commercial areas. If you have a farm, homestead, or pet rabbit that enjoys roaming for a few hours each day, you must be asking yourself ‘Are Lilies safe for rabbits?’. Look no further, we at Hobby Farm …
Chives (Allium schoenoprasum) are a common herb found in home gardens. They are related to garlic and onion and can be used in their place on many occasions. This simple herb has also been used medicinally to rid parasites and help prevent cancer. Now you may think of offering this potentially beneficial leafy green to …
Way back in the stone age when I was a teenager, I used Tea Tree oil on a cotton ball to clean my face. In addition, my mother used to use tea tree oil to repel insects when we ate at the picnic table in the backyard. And nowadays, we know of experienced rabbit owners that …
For thousands of years humans such as Hippocrates, who is widely considered the father of medicine, have used apple cider vinegar (ACV) for its healthy and healing properties. For about 16 years we here at Hobby Farm Heaven have used it in our kitchen and with our animals, including our rabbits. So, if you’re wondering …
