This is a great book on rabbit health, and the only good one I've seen for pet owners and not vets or breeders. I highly recommend that every rabbit owner BUY this book, not just borrow and read it. It really comes in handy, especially if you are having trouble finding a vet who knows much about rabbits.

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Ack! Meant to give it a 5!

I also recommend this to all rabbit adopters at the shelter I volunteer for.

Pros: Great info, understandable

Cons: none

This is a good reference to have on hand. I'm glad I have it but I don't refer to it that often anymore. For a first time rabbit owner, I would suggest the House Rabbit Handbook.

Pros: Lots of Good Information

Cons: None

This is a book every rabbit owner should have on-hand!

Pros: good information

Cons: nothing

This is a book that I own and I would definitely recommend it to any new rabbit owner! This book goes into depth about many health care concerns/illnesses that affect pet rabbits that no other book out there does. This book is excellent to read to get you familiar with symptoms and treatments for your pet rabbit BEFORE there is an emergency, so you can know better if/when your rabbit is sick and the various treatments that are available.

As long as you have a rabbit-savvy vet, you should trust him/her with his/her diagnosis and treatment, but as a bunny parent, it's a very good idea to be educated about their health.

Pros: Covers many of the main health care concerns of pet rabbits

Cons: None

This book is a great reference for lay people who want to be as knowledgeable as possible for their bunny kids' health concerns. Kathy Smith is a great advocate for buns; she also wrote King Murray's Royal Tail which is a lovely rabbit story.

Pros: Great info all in one place

Cons: none