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Norfolk West Branch
Charity No. 206572

Rabbit Rescue and Rehoming

RSPCA Norfolk West Branch

• DID YOU KNOW?

• 80% of female rabbits die of uterine cancer. - Neutering will prevent this.

• Rabbits need to grind down their teeth - as they grow up to 1-2 mm per week. That’s 10 cm per year!

• Rabbits need to eat 80-90% hay or grass diet to help avoid dental problems.

• Pellet food and vegetables should only be fed in small quantities.

• Bunny brunch type foods cause selective feeding and should be avoided.

• Rabbits need as much exercise as a small dog. They exercise mainly in the mornings and evenings.

Welcome to the Internet home of the
RSPCA Norfolk West Branch Rabbit Rescue and Rehoming Centre.

Our site is currently under review but you can still browse our pages to find out how to feed, house and generally care for rabbits so that your pets remain happy and healthy.

We welcome any comments or feedback on our work or our web site. Please use our Feedback Form and sign our Guestbook. If you would prefer to contact us by e-mail, telephone or post please see the details below.

If you would like an information pack please send an
A5 self-addressed envelope with 60p worth of stamps to:

Louise & Alan Pitchford
Greenwood Warren
3b Jubilee Road
Heacham
King's Lynn
Norfolk PE31 7AR

You can telephone Louise and Alan for advice or details of rabbits waiting to be rehomed on:

01485 572385

Email: feedback@rspcarabbits.co.uk

We also have a contact form which you can fill in to obtain advice on rabbit care or to find out more about rabbits waiting to be rehomed or to make a comment on our website.

We are pleased to share our knowledge and experience with others in order to promote the care and welfare of rabbits, but if you suspect that your rabbit is unwell then you should seek qualified veterinary advice immediately.