Hay quality week
Refresh hay storage, compare where hay gets eaten fastest, and remove stale piles before they become litter.
52-week care loop
Rabbit care calendar
A repeatable year of small weekly focus areas. Use it for Facebook posts, group discussions, or your own reminder rhythm without collecting email or account data.
Traction week
Watch movement across every main route and add stable rugs where feet slide.
Litter layout week
Test whether box size, hay placement, or a second box improves habits.
Trust week
Practice five quiet floor-level sessions with no forced picking up.
Vet-prep week
Update emergency contacts, carrier setup, and a short health baseline note.
Foraging week
Serve one measured meal as a hay-based puzzle instead of a bowl.
Bunny-proofing week
Inspect cords, plants, furniture gaps, and corners from floor height.
Grooming week
Check coat, nails, feet, and molt lines without turning it into a stressful session.
Behavior week
Pick one behavior and note context, time, body posture, and what happened before it.
Food rotation week
Choose one familiar green and one new candidate to research before offering.
Cooling or comfort week
Review temperature, sun patches, drafts, water access, and resting spots.
Cleaning rhythm week
Deep clean one zone while preserving enough familiar scent to keep the space secure.
Cost and supplies week
Check hay, litter, greens, pellets, enrichment, and vet savings before you run low.
Hay quality week
Refresh hay storage, compare where hay gets eaten fastest, and remove stale piles before they become litter.
Traction week
Watch movement across every main route and add stable rugs where feet slide.
Litter layout week
Test whether box size, hay placement, or a second box improves habits.
Trust week
Practice five quiet floor-level sessions with no forced picking up.
Vet-prep week
Update emergency contacts, carrier setup, and a short health baseline note.
Foraging week
Serve one measured meal as a hay-based puzzle instead of a bowl.
Bunny-proofing week
Inspect cords, plants, furniture gaps, and corners from floor height.
Grooming week
Check coat, nails, feet, and molt lines without turning it into a stressful session.
Behavior week
Pick one behavior and note context, time, body posture, and what happened before it.
Food rotation week
Choose one familiar green and one new candidate to research before offering.
Cooling or comfort week
Review temperature, sun patches, drafts, water access, and resting spots.
Cleaning rhythm week
Deep clean one zone while preserving enough familiar scent to keep the space secure.
Cost and supplies week
Check hay, litter, greens, pellets, enrichment, and vet savings before you run low.
Hay quality week
Refresh hay storage, compare where hay gets eaten fastest, and remove stale piles before they become litter.
Traction week
Watch movement across every main route and add stable rugs where feet slide.
Litter layout week
Test whether box size, hay placement, or a second box improves habits.
Trust week
Practice five quiet floor-level sessions with no forced picking up.
Vet-prep week
Update emergency contacts, carrier setup, and a short health baseline note.
Foraging week
Serve one measured meal as a hay-based puzzle instead of a bowl.
Bunny-proofing week
Inspect cords, plants, furniture gaps, and corners from floor height.
Grooming week
Check coat, nails, feet, and molt lines without turning it into a stressful session.
Behavior week
Pick one behavior and note context, time, body posture, and what happened before it.
Food rotation week
Choose one familiar green and one new candidate to research before offering.
Cooling or comfort week
Review temperature, sun patches, drafts, water access, and resting spots.
Cleaning rhythm week
Deep clean one zone while preserving enough familiar scent to keep the space secure.
Cost and supplies week
Check hay, litter, greens, pellets, enrichment, and vet savings before you run low.
Hay quality week
Refresh hay storage, compare where hay gets eaten fastest, and remove stale piles before they become litter.
Traction week
Watch movement across every main route and add stable rugs where feet slide.
Litter layout week
Test whether box size, hay placement, or a second box improves habits.
Trust week
Practice five quiet floor-level sessions with no forced picking up.
Vet-prep week
Update emergency contacts, carrier setup, and a short health baseline note.
Foraging week
Serve one measured meal as a hay-based puzzle instead of a bowl.
Bunny-proofing week
Inspect cords, plants, furniture gaps, and corners from floor height.
Grooming week
Check coat, nails, feet, and molt lines without turning it into a stressful session.
Behavior week
Pick one behavior and note context, time, body posture, and what happened before it.
Food rotation week
Choose one familiar green and one new candidate to research before offering.
Cooling or comfort week
Review temperature, sun patches, drafts, water access, and resting spots.
Cleaning rhythm week
Deep clean one zone while preserving enough familiar scent to keep the space secure.
Cost and supplies week
Check hay, litter, greens, pellets, enrichment, and vet savings before you run low.