Coriander

Meet Coriander! He was found as a stray in 2023, adopted shortly after and recently returned by his adopter for no fault of his own. Coriander is ready to find a family that would like to keep him for the entirety of his life. Because Coriander was originally found as a stray, we didn't know a whole lot about him, but we do know about rabbits, and our staff are happy to discuss how to properly care for a rabbit. See some tips below!<br/><br/>Rabbits can be wonderful pets if they are provided the proper habitat, food and care during their lifetime. Rabbits are prey animals, which means they can be nervous if picked up suddenly or handled in a way the rabbit is uncomfortable. Rabbits like affection, but they also want it on their own terms. Once they have built trust with their owner they will show you how they are comfortable interacting. <br/><br/>Rabbits need space to run and exercise, but also like their own space to create their rabbit homes. They can be particular with their set up of food, water and litter pan, and will communicate in their own way if they do or don't like something. Rabbits eat 80% hay and the rest of their diet is filled with pellets and fresh greens or other veggies. Carrots should only be considered a treat as they are high in natural sugar. <br/><br/>Finally, the health of a rabbit is essential to a long life. A rabbit can live to be 10 years old, so please make sure you are ready to commit to the lifetime of a rabbit. Finding a veterinarian that sees rabbits is key before adopting. Also, regular visits help ensure your rabbit is not suffering from disease or illness, as rabbits tend to hide symptoms for as long as possible. <br/><br/>Rabbits have a ton of personality and like any animal, need mental stimulation along with physical activity. Make sure you have proper toys, chew balls and other DIY rabbit fun so your rabbit does not chew on cords, walls, etc. <br/><br/>For more information on owning a rabbit, contact our animal care team today! Stop by to meet Coriander at our Key West office and learn all about how you can be his new best friend!

Meet Coriander! He was found as a stray in 2023, adopted shortly after and recently returned by his adopter for no fault of his own. Coriander is ready to find a family that would like to keep him for the entirety of his life. Because Coriander was originally found as a stray, we didn't know a whole lot about him, but we do know about rabbits, and our staff are happy to discuss how to properly care for a rabbit. See some tips below!

Rabbits can be wonderful pets if they are provided the proper habitat, food and care during their lifetime. Rabbits are prey animals, which means they can be nervous if picked up suddenly or handled in a way the rabbit is uncomfortable. Rabbits like affection, but they also want it on their own terms. Once they have built trust with their owner they will show you how they are comfortable interacting.

Rabbits need space to run and exercise, but also like their own space to create their rabbit homes. They can be particular with their set up of food, water and litter pan, and will

Meet Coriander! He was found as a stray in 2023, adopted shortly after and recently returned by his adopter for no fault of his own. Coriander is ready to find a family that would like to keep him for the entirety of his life. Because Coriander was originally found as a stray, we didn't know a whole lot about him, but we do know about rabbits, and our staff are happy to discuss how to properly care for a rabbit. See some tips below!

Rabbits can be wonderful pets if they are provided the proper habitat, food and care during their lifetime. Rabbits are prey animals, which means they can be nervous if picked up suddenly or handled in a way the rabbit is uncomfortable. Rabbits like affection, but they also want it on their own terms. Once they have built trust with their owner they will show you how they are comfortable interacting.

Rabbits need space to run and exercise, but also like their own space to create their rabbit homes. They can be particular with their set up of food, water and litter pan, and will communicate in their own way if they do or don't like something. Rabbits eat 80% hay and the rest of their diet is filled with pellets and fresh greens or other veggies. Carrots should only be considered a treat as they are high in natural sugar.

Finally, the health of a rabbit is essential to a long life. A rabbit can live to be 10 years old, so please make sure you are ready to commit