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Rabbits are sociable animals so it is best to consider keeping more than one (preferably desexed).A hutch should serve as part of your rabbit's housing but a rabbit also needs exercise outside of the hutch for a few hours each day and natural sunlight regularly. It should be large enough to allow the rabbit to exhibit its normal behaviour safe & secure from predators. A balanced diet will contain an unlimited supply of good quality fresh grass and grass hay (not Lucerne or clover hays as they are too high in protein and calcium) a measured daily amount of fortified pellets and a limited amount of Vitamin C enriched herbs fruits and vegetables. Always have fresh clean water available.Minimum health care should include regular worming flea control vaccination and teeth checks. Some coats may require regular grooming and nails may need occasional clipping. Rabbits are very susceptible to heat stroke in hot weather.