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The 9 Best Rabbit Toys of 2023

We chose the best rabbit toys with help from experts. Our top picks for bunnies include chew toys, tunnels, hideaways, and toys for digging.

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Mysterious virus wipes out rabbits at East Bay petting zoo

Rabbits at Tilden Park Little farm petting zoo contract deadly myxomatosis, which can be spread from wild cottontails to domesticated species.

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Mysterious virus wipes out rabbits at East Bay petting zoo

Rabbits at Tilden Park Little farm petting zoo contract deadly myxomatosis, which can be spread from wild cottontails to domesticated species.

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Lethal rabbit disease suspected to be killing feral bunnies in Calgary

Concern is growing that the lethal rabbit hemorrhagic disease, known to wipe out rabbit populations, is spreading in the city.

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Deadly rabbit virus enters southern Alberta: This disease is very scary

Deadly rabbit virus enters southern Alberta: ‘This disease is very scary’ Eloise Therien © Courtesy: Karli Pansky While the world continues to grapple with the COVID-19 pandemic, another deadly virus has popped up in one of Alberta s animal populations. Rabbit owners and veterinarians are expressing concern after a case of rabbit hemorrhagic disease (RHDV2) was identified in Lethbridge in late April. A letter from Alberta s chief provincial veterinarian explains RHDV2 has been confirmed in pet rabbits in one household in southern Alberta. The disease is easily transmissible and highly contagious, and has a high mortality rate. Death is common after a short period of illness, and sudden death may occur without any symptoms.

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