My First Pet Rabbit

<h4>The Complete Guide to Raising a Happy Healthy Rabbit-Tailored for Kids and Teens</h4><p></p><h5>Why choose this book?</h5><p></p><ul><li>It's written by Ellyn Eddy a true rabbit expert with a passion for teaching kids.</li><li>It's tailored for beginners combining practical guidance with engaging content.</li><li>It builds your child's confidence teaching them how to care for their pet independently.</li></ul><p></p><p>If your child is the proud new owner of a rabbit My First Pet Rabbit: Mastering Rabbit Care for Kids and Teens is the essential guide to help them take charge of their pet's care-independently and responsibly.</p><p></p><p>Written by Ellyn Eddy a lifelong rabbit enthusiast with decades of experience raising and competing with rabbits on the national stage this book combines expert advice with an engaging kid-friendly approach. Designed specifically for young rabbit owners this guide covers everything your child needs to know to become a confident and capable caretaker ensuring their bunny lives a happy healthy life.</p><p></p><p><u>Your child will learn:</u></p><ol><li>How to set up the perfect rabbit habitat that's safe and comfortable indoors or outdoors.</li><li>Daily care routines for feeding cleaning and grooming.</li><li>Rabbit nutrition basics to keep their pet healthy and thriving.</li><li>Understanding rabbit behavior from body language to bonding.</li><li>How to handle play with and train their rabbit for a lifelong friendship.</li></ol><p></p><p>Packed with step-by-step instructions clear explanations and engaging illustrations this book makes rabbit care accessible and fun for kids aged 8-16. Parents will love it too-it equips young readers with the knowledge they need to handle responsibilities saving you from stepping in at every turn.</p><p></p><p>Make rabbit ownership a rewarding experience for your child-and give yourself peace of mind knowing they have the best guide to rabbit care. My First Pet Rabbit is the perfect resource for any young rabbit owner ready to take responsibility for their new furry friend.</p>