The bunny should be held tightly against your body, similar to how you would hold a small baby. Learning the ropes BunnyCares workshops are held every other Sunday at Petland Kahala. The next one takes place noon to 5 p.m. April 1. Once an owner learns the basics of bunny care, the creatures can make wonderful pets. Owners attending the workshop eagerly wait their turn to get tips on proper handling, diet and nutrition, litterbox training, and information on behavioral problems and medical concerns and emergencies.
Some participants are regulars who show up for free nail trims and massages.
No, not for the humans. A few strokes over the head and eyes and Fisher had one customer audibly purring in contentment. By Ken Sakamoto, Star-Bulletin Cinde Fisher demonstrates how to trim the toenails of a rabbit at a BunnyCare Workshop. If you learn to handle and care for a rabbit properly it will be a cuddly, rascally friend, Fisher says. She even gives rabbits massages that leave them purring contendly.