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Welfare concerns over owning this “easy” pet

Edinburgh Evening News

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November 25, 2025

Many people consider rabbits to be an easy starter pet, thinking they are great for new owners or for children who want to take care of something, but vet charity PDSA are warning people to avoid taking on rabbits if they are looking for a 'low maintenance' companion.

PDSA Vet Nurse Shauna Walsh says: “There's no denying how adorable rabbits are, and while they may appear to be easy to care for, they are actually high-maintenance, long-term commitments. Essential rabbit needs are often overlooked including keeping them in pairs or groups and ensuring they get the proper diet needed to live long, happy lives.

“It might be surprising, but pet rabbits can typically live between eight to 12 years, although some can reach 14 years or more with proper care. Which means you're looking at the same lifespan of a pet dog or cat.”

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