Rabbit care & resources

The Bunny Comforts blog

Practical rabbit care from someone who lives it every day — health warning signs, finding an exotic vet in the New York area, moving a rabbit across the city, and how to prepare for a boarding stay.

Boarding tips

Travelling with a rabbit around NYC and North Jersey

Carrier setup, the subway, PATH, the Hudson ferries, rideshares and the Lincoln Tunnel — and why arrival matters as much as the trip.

8 August 2026Read more → Health

How to find a rabbit-savvy exotic vet in NYC and New Jersey

What "rabbit-savvy" actually means, the questions to ask on the phone, and how to have an emergency plan before you need one.

8 August 2026Read more → Health

7 early signs of GI stasis every rabbit owner should know

GI stasis is a true emergency in rabbits. Here's what to watch for and when to call your exotic vet.

5 July 2026Read more → Boarding tips

What to pack when boarding your rabbit

A simple checklist so your bunny's stay feels just like home — food, litter, comfort items, and the notes I actually need from you.

5 July 2026Read more →

About these guides

I board rabbits — only rabbits, one household at a time — from a private apartment in West New York, NJ. Everything here comes out of that: the things clients ask before a stay, the things I watch for during one, and the questions that come up over and over from rabbit owners in New York City and Hudson County.

None of it is veterinary advice. If you think your rabbit is unwell, call a rabbit-savvy exotic vet — and if you do not have one yet, that is worth fixing today rather than at 2am.

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