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Happy
Easter from Paws For Reaction!
I hope everyone is having a great Easter weekend! Don’t
forget to check out the Paws For Reaction EasterHeadquarters to read all the fun Easter themed posts and to see pictures of
adorable pets celebrating the holiday. Speaking of pets celebrating the holiday,
check out my Easter Mountain Dogs! Hazel and Keira played dress-up so they
could get their Easter treats- check out the photos below! Have a Happy Easter!
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| Photo by Sharon Taylor Photography of Kettering Foter.com CC BY-NC-ND |
The Easter Bunny and more: Fun Easter facts
Find out where the most famous rabbit came from, how Easter is celebrated around the world and so much more! These facts are full of candy, beautiful photos of rabbits, and the holiday spirit. Check out these Easter facts and have a Happy Easter!
Find out where the most famous rabbit came from, how Easter is celebrated around the world and so much more! These facts are full of candy, beautiful photos of rabbits, and the holiday spirit. Check out these Easter facts and have a Happy Easter!
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Photos: Cute pets celebrate Easter
Happy Easter from Paws For Reaction! Check out these adorable photos of festive pets celebrating Easter! Spring has sprung!
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The Easter Bunny is hoping its way onto Paws For Reaction.
Photos: Easter bunny dogs wearing rabbit ears
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Small animal pets wishing you a Merry Christmas
Check
out these small animal pets celebrating Christmas! These little guys
will get you in the holiday mood! Do you have photos of your own
Christmas critters? Tweet us @PawsForReaction ! Share it with us on Facebook!
Merry critter Christmas!
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A young rabbit is called a kitten or kit. A male rabbit
is a buck and a female rabbit is called a doe. Does any of this sound familiar?
#RabbitFact
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Wild female rabbits living in their natural habitat have a
lot on bunnies. They can birth approximately eight litters a year.
#RabbitFact
Adorable dogs put on bunny ears to celebrate Easter
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Find out where the most famous rabbit came from, how Easter is celebrated around the world and more! These facts are full of candy, beautiful photos of rabbits and the holiday spirit. Check out these Easter facts and have a happy holiday weekend!
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Happy Easter from Paws For Reaction! Check out these adorable photos of festive pets celebrating Easter! Spring has sprung!
Click here to see these adorable Easter pets!
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Bringing home the bunny: Important information for rabbit owners
They are cute and cuddly and can be fun to watch as they play and hop for hours. Rabbits are gentle, social creatures with big personalities and even bigger popularity with pet parents. These little cuties are commonly thought of as part of the rodent family but they are in fact lagomorphs.
They are cute and cuddly and can be fun to watch as they play and hop for hours. Rabbits are gentle, social creatures with big personalities and even bigger popularity with pet parents. These little cuties are commonly thought of as part of the rodent family but they are in fact lagomorphs.
February has nothing but love for pets: celebrate these animal-themed holidays
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February is here and it’s time to take inventory of our
lives, celebrate love and warm the frost away in time for spring. February
is always a busy time so it’s fitting that the month would be overflowing with
pet-themed holidays and awareness weeks.
The month of February is dedicated to many furry friends.
Not only is it National Pet Dental
Health Month but it is also Responsible
Pet Owners Month, Responsible Animal
Guardian Month and National Prevent
a Litter Month. If that’s not enough love for the animal kingdom then wait-
there’s more! February is also the ASPCA’s Adopt
a Rescued Rabbit Month and the Humane Society of the United States Spay/Neuter Awareness Month.
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If you don’t think a rabbit is a big commitment
think again- rabbits have an average life span of 10 years.
#RabbitFact!
Celebrate Easter with these adorable bunny rabbits
Have a great Easter weekend from Paws For Reaction!
Have a great Easter weekend from Paws For Reaction!
Photo by Sharon Taylor Photography of Kettering Foter.com CC BY-NC-ND
Bringing Home the Bunny: Shopping list
Bringing
Home the Bunny is
a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
The last part of my series for new rabbit owners is a quick checklist of items you need to welcome your new pet into your home.
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The last part of my series for new rabbit owners is a quick checklist of items you need to welcome your new pet into your home.
I hope this helped you prepare for your new rabbit friend. Rabbits are so diverse and with so many sizes, breeds, and personalities out they can be a great new edition to your family.
Shopping List
-Large multi-level cage
-Water bottle
-Bedding
-Hay
-Pelleted rabbit diet
-Chew toys
-Corner litter pan
-Exercise pen or pet-fence
-Hiding house
-Hay manger
-Food dish/manger
-Pet safe cage disinfecting cleaner
-Poop scoop
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Bringing Home the Bunny: Illnesses and common diseases
Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
Bringing Home the Bunny: Proper care and socialization
Bringing
Home the Bunny is
a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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Bringing Home the Bunny: Diet, food, and nutrition
Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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Bringing Home the Bunny is a seven-part blog series about what to expect when becoming a new rabbit owner.
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