Tales from Watership Down by Richard Adams (1998) continues the narrative of Watership Down and introduces additional stories from rabbit folklore.

Richard Adams's The Plague Dogs (1978) narrates the escapades of two dogs who break free from an animal testing facility.

In Richard Adams's epic tale of an ancient era, Shardik (1975), a giant bear is revered by the people.

Traveller (1988) by Richard Adams recounts the Civil War from the perspective of General Robert E. Lee's horse, named Traveller.

In Brian Jacques's Redwall (1998), the one-eyed rat warlord, Cluny the Scourge, is determined to disrupt the peace of Redwall Abbey as he plans a fierce battle to seize it.

Mossflower by Brian Jacques (1998) tells the tale of mouse Martin the Warrior and his forest companions as they combat merciless wild cats for control of the abbey and Mossflower Woods.

In Brian Jacques's Marlfox (2000), when marlfoxes abscond with the valuable tapestry of Martin the Warrior, the young squirrel warriors must emulate their fathers' bravery to retrieve it.