Cats & Rabbits & More is not a shelter or a rescue group and therefore does not take in animals. Contact a rescue group or shelter in your area if you are unable to keep your pet. Cats & Rabbits & More supports the efforts of rescue groups and shelters through this website. Sales of products through the website help us to cover our expenses, and we are happy to make annual donations to animal rescue groups.

Cats & Rabbits & More was founded in 1997 by Amy Spintman. Amy is a life-long cat lover and became a "rabbit person" too when she adopted her first rabbit, Lacey, in 1995.

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Select items from the drop-down boxes below to learn more about adopting rabbits, cats, rats, and guinea pigs from shelters and rescue organizations throughout Southern California! Rabbits make wonderful indoor companions! They can be litterbox trained, can coexist happily with non-aggressive cats & dogs, and can live 10 years or longer.

Rabbit Care

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Almost EVERYTHING you ever need to know about house rabbits can be found at the website for the National House Rabbit Society at http://www.rabbit.org/. This site has a great search feature on the main page. Simply type in a keyword for the topic you want to learn about (for example, type "litterbox" if you have questions about litterbox training), and all articles regarding that topic on the website will be listed for you.

The Special World of Special Needs

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Special needs rabbits. The phrase calls up images of rabbits with various permanent disabilities: deaf, blind, splay-legged, paralyzed. Without doubt, such rabbits belong in this category. Yet any one of our rabbits could become a special needs rabbit should it become ill or if it should simply live until it develops some of the infirmities of old age.

Massage for Rabbits

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Animal massage is emerging as an effective complement to Veterinary Healthcare. Along with regular Veterinary, Acupuncture, and Chiropractic care, massage offers many benefits for your companion animals, including stress relief, stimulation of the digestive, circulatory and nervous systems, increased flexibility, and strengthening of the human-animal bond.

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