First 30 Days with Your Rabbit
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A quick-start guide for new rabbit owners. Everything you need for the first month — in plain language.
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What Is Inside
This is not a book you read once and put on a shelf. It is a quick-start guide for the first month with your rabbit.
What the Guide Covers
- What to buy — and what to skip
- How to set up their space so they feel safe
- Feeding on day one — what, how much, and how
- Building a routine that works for both of you
- Litter training without frustration
Health and Safety Basics
- Warning signs every owner must know
- GI stasis — what it is and what to do
- Emergency kit checklist
- When to go to the vet and what to expect
- Common mistakes and how to avoid them
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About Janie M. Scott
I have kept rabbits for over a decade. I have made every mistake in the book — the wrong food, the wrong cage, the wrong approach to bonding. I learned from all of it.
This book is everything I wish someone had told me before I brought home my first rabbit. Written for people who want the real answer, not the simplified version.
Common Questions
What format does the ebook come in?
PDF. It works on any device — phone, tablet, computer. You can also print it.
Is this for experienced rabbit owners?
It is designed for people who have never had a rabbit before, or who have had rabbits but want a more structured approach. Experienced owners often find the first 30 days section useful too.
What if I don't have a rabbit yet?
Read it before you bring your rabbit home. The preparation chapters will save you significant time and money.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes — if the ebook is not what you expected, email us within 30 days for a full refund. No questions asked.
Does this cover rabbits of all ages?
The core of the book focuses on rabbits in their first year. Later chapters cover senior rabbit care and what changes as your rabbit ages.
Start your rabbit's life right.
The first 30 days set the tone for everything that comes after. Download the free guide and get started today.
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About the Author
These guides are written by Janie M. Scott, who has been caring for rabbits for decades and has written about rabbit care for owners at every experience level. The goal with every guide is to give you something you can actually use — not just information, but a path forward.
All of the free ebooks on this page are distributable at no cost. If you find them useful, please share the links with anyone who might benefit. The goal is to get good information into as many rabbit owners' hands as possible.
Other Resources on This Site
If the First 30 Days guide is not exactly what you need, browse the rabbit care articles — they cover specific topics in depth, from GI stasis to bonding rabbits to what rabbits can eat. For rabbit owners with specific questions, the emergency vet finder and how to find a rabbit-savvy vet guide are particularly useful starting points. Knowing where your nearest rabbit vet is before you need one is one of the most important things you can do as a rabbit owner.
What Readers Have Said
The First 30 Days guide has been read by thousands of rabbit owners, and the most common feedback is that it answered questions they did not even know they had. New rabbit owners consistently report that the guide helped them avoid common first-month mistakes — mistakes that are easy to make when you do not know what you do not know.
If you find these guides useful, the best thing you can do is share them. Rabbit ownership is better when more people have accurate information, and the barriers to good information should be low. Forward the links to friends who are considering getting a rabbit, post them in rabbit groups you are part of, and if you have feedback on what was helpful and what was not, use the contact form to let us know.
