New Poll . . . What is Your Favorite Rabbit?

I've posted a new poll on my blog here (you will see it to your right). I want to know what is your favorite type of rabbit? Are you a Flemish Giant Person? A Holland Lopper? A Dwarf-lover? Vote today and let's find out what the most popular rabbit type is!

Tea Time for Bunnies

Cheers jolly good fellow...would you care to join me for a spot of tea?

The English are known for their love of tea time. Although I am a 100% American rabbit, I do love a cup of tea every now and then. What better way to relax then curling up with a good book in your hutch with a cup of tea to sip on?

Did You Know . . . Tea is Healthy for Rabbits?

It's true! Herbal teas can help solve certain ailments in sick or nervous rabbits. The following is a list of the herbal teas and their corresponding remedies for under-the-weather bunnies.

Please note: Tea should be given to rabbits cooled or iced with no sugar.

• Blackberry Tea - Calms the stomach. If your pet rabbit isn't eating regularly, it could mean that he has a digestive problem. Blackberry can help calm their stomach down and make them feel well enough to eat.
  
  
• Mint Tea - Keeps bunnies cool. If the weather outside is scorching, some refreshing mint tea can help ease the summer heat.
  
  
• Strawberry Tea - Anti-septic and rich in iron. This tea can help prevent a miscarriage in a mother bunny and can also help soothe inflamed areas and rashes.
  
  
• Thyme Tea - Anti-inflammatory and expectorant. If your rabbit has the "snuffles" with symptoms of sneezing and watery eyes, some thyme tea is just what the doctor ordered!

There you have it, a nice list of my favorite teas. Now excuse me . . . I'm late for tea time with my friend Skittles.