The Problem with Rabbits

More than 24,000 rabbits are abandoned yearly and sanctuaries across the country are struggling to cope. Why do so many people tire of these pets?

A Sanctuary's Modern Approach

All the help and advice today's caring owner needs

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Third edition now available - 120 info packed pages only £3.99
- large discount for sanctuaries -

The Problem with Rabbits is an unusual book in that it has aspired to total honesty; questioning the suitability of rabbits as pets and highlighting the often human causes of their welfare problems. Being written and published by sanctuary workers themselves, the book is not restricted by marketing pressures, so is able to criticise and challenge commonly accepted practices and beliefs.

The portrayal of a rabbit as always being a cuddly, friendly, easy to hold, low cost, problem free child's pet, is a myth; a myth responsible for families facing hassles they hadn't bargained for, owning pets they are disillusioned with, and resulting in countless unfortunate rabbits being incarcerated in solitary confinement down the garden, like living ornaments.

This green, forward looking book has two aims:

• To highlight the whole range of problems that both house rabbits and garden rabbits can create.
• To provide - at very low cost - an abundance of practical, humane welfare advice - addressing many questions and problems that owners have put to sanctuaries over the years - having been unable to find the information anywhere else.

It reaches the parts other rabbit welfare problem books can't reach!