Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions about forage, chews, and your next order—all in one cozy spot.
Forage & Chews
What is a rabbit forage blend?
Just like rabbits in the wild forage for herbs, flowers, and grasses, our forage blends encourage your bunny’s natural curiosity. A mix of dried herbs, flowers, and botanicals offers an all-natural way to explore, sniff, and nibble. Browse our forage blends to find your bunny’s next favorite.
Which forage blend should I try first?
Garden Forage is a great place to explore our range. Prefer to try a few? Our variety bundles bring several blends together. Check each product’s ingredient list before choosing.
Where can I find the ingredients?
You’ll find ingredients in each product description. Recipes vary between blends and chews, so check the specific item you’re ordering.
How do I serve forage, and how much should I use?
Sprinkle forage into hay or a foraging toy for a little extra enrichment, or offer it by hand for a sweet bonding moment with your pet. Follow the serving guidance on the product page or pouch; treats complement your pet’s usual diet.
Can guinea pigs enjoy your products too?
Yes! Many of our products can also be enjoyed by guinea pigs, chinchillas, hamsters, and other small animals. Always check your pet’s dietary needs and the individual product’s ingredients first to make sure it’s appropriate, and follow the serving size recommended for your animal.
How do I store forage and applewood chews?
Keep them sealed in their pouch or an airtight container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Follow any storage and freshness information on the packaging.
Rabbit Care Basics
What should rabbits eat every day?
For healthy adult rabbits, grass hay (such as timothy) should make up most of the diet, alongside fresh water, appropriate leafy greens, and a measured portion of plain rabbit pellets. Treats and forage are extras. Young rabbits and rabbits with health conditions need tailored feeding advice.
Learn more: NC State Veterinary Hospital
Can forage replace my rabbit’s hay?
No—keep fresh grass hay available at all times for healthy adult rabbits. Forage blends add variety and enrichment, but they do not replace hay or a balanced diet.
Learn more: NC State Veterinary Hospital
What treats can rabbits eat?
Choose treats with clear ingredient lists and offer small portions. Suitable herbs, leafy greens, and occasional small pieces of fruit can provide variety. Avoid added sugar, and introduce new foods slowly, one at a time. Follow product serving guidance and your rabbit’s individual dietary needs.
Learn more: ASPCA
Can rabbits eat apples and bananas?
Yes, healthy adult rabbits can have small amounts as occasional treats. Fruit contains sugar, so keep portions small. Remove apple seeds and cores, wash fruit, and introduce new foods gradually. Fruit should never replace hay.
Learn more: ASPCA
How can I keep my rabbit from getting bored?
Give your bunny space to explore, safe hiding spots, tunnels, and supervised digging or foraging activities. Hide a little of their usual food in hay or a suitable toy so they can search and sniff. Rotate safe activities to keep things interesting.
Learn more: RSPCA
Why does my rabbit chew everything?
Chewing is a natural rabbit behavior, and rabbit teeth grow continuously. Offer rabbit-safe chew items and plenty of grass hay, and protect cords, furniture, and other hazards. Chew toys complement good care; they do not replace dental checks.
Learn more: NC State Veterinary Hospital
Can I give my rabbit a bath?
Routine baths are not recommended. Rabbits usually groom themselves, and bathing can cause significant stress. If your rabbit is dirty, has a soiled bottom, or cannot stay clean, ask a rabbit-experienced veterinarian about the cause and the safest cleaning method.
Learn more: Rabbit.org
What should I do if my rabbit stops eating?
Contact a rabbit-experienced veterinarian or emergency veterinary clinic immediately, especially if droppings decrease or stop. A sudden loss of appetite can be an emergency. Do not wait for treats or forage to tempt them into eating before seeking help.
Learn more: Rabbit.org
General rabbit-care information. Your rabbit-experienced veterinarian can help with advice specific to your pet.
Orders & Shipping
Where do you ship?
We currently ship within the United States. Available shipping options and costs are shown at checkout.
When will my order ship?
Orders typically ship within 1–2 business days. Delivery time varies by destination. You’ll receive tracking information once your order ships.
What if something arrives damaged or incorrect?
Please contact us with your order number and photos of the item and packaging so we can look into it.
Can I return my order?
Edible treats and forage are non-returnable. For other items and full details, please review our return policy. If something isn’t right, get in touch.
A Little More Help
Do you offer wholesale?
Yes! Visit our wholesale page to shop through Faire or send an inquiry for a custom quote.
How can I get in touch?
Use our contact form or email info@willowandharerabbitco.com. For order questions, include your order number so we can help.