usagi Diary

Editorial Policy

The usagi Diary blog aims to provide rabbit owners with information they can read with peace of mind. We follow the policies below when writing and publishing.

Primary sources first

We prefer publicly available books, veterinary-related organizations, and academic materials as our sources. We avoid citing personal blogs, and build articles around statements that can be traced to a source. References are listed at the bottom of each article.

No definitive medical judgments

A rabbit's condition varies greatly by individual, pre-existing conditions, age, and season. Articles on this site are reference information for home observation and prevention, and do not replace veterinary care. For any concerning symptoms, please consult an exotic-animal-capable veterinarian.

How our articles are written

Articles are written by our editorial team based on publicly available books, professional organizations, and primary sources. They are not individually reviewed by a veterinarian. The sources we used are listed at the end of each article.

Correction policy

When an error or outdated information is identified: 1. We verify facts within 24 hours 2. Minor errors are corrected with a clear "Correction: YYYY-MM-DD" note at the top of the article 3. For material errors, we may temporarily set the article to noindex or publish an apology page Please report corrections on X (formerly Twitter) at https://x.com/rabbits_physial.

Ads and affiliates

This site displays affiliate advertising, including Amazon Associates. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. Product introductions are based on our own research, and we separate opinion from fact. The presence of advertising never changes what we write.

On UGC (user-submitted content)

We plan to launch user-submitted features such as a community gallery in the future. Web publication of submitted photos and comments will always be based on per-post explicit consent. We do not publish content involving minors, commercial misuse, or potentially harmful situations.

Last updated: April 21, 2026