by Fredrik | . | FAQ animals
Common faq questions about animals and homestead Every animal that passes through a homestead leaves behind experiences, memories and new knowledge. In this FAQ you’ll find questions and answers about animal keeping, care and everyday life on the journey toward...
by Fredrik | . | FAQ animals
common faq question about rabbits For lot of folks, rabbits are the first step into the world of animal keepin’. With their curious personalities, soft fur and unique little quirks, they have a way of quickly becoming part of the family. Part of the Alhaga...
by Fredrik | . | FAQ animals
A lot of new rabbit owners worry that something’s wrong when they witness this behavior. Most of the time though, it’s actually the exact opposite. What you’re seeing is a completely natural and important part of your rabbit’s digestive system...
by Fredrik | . | FAQ animals
In most cases, the answer is simple: what you’re seeing is probably a dewlap. For most rabbits, this is completely normal and not a sign of illness or poor health. A dewlap is a natural fold of skin and fatty tissue located beneath the chin. It’s most...
by Fredrik | . | FAQ animals
In many cases, reddish urine in rabbits is completely normal and not a sign of illness. Rabbit urine can vary quite a bit in color. Depending on diet, the season and individual differences. It may appear almost clear, yellow, orange, rusty colored or even deep red....
by Fredrik | . | FAQ animals
If yer rabbit suddenly starts losing large amounts of fur or seems to be changing color, it’s easy to think something’s wrong. Maybe you’re finding fur everywhere. Maybe your rabbit suddenly looks patchy. Or perhaps they seem to have a completely...
