Pet Rabbit Facts
Rabbits are affectionate and playful animals
Rabbits are very social and enjoy having another rabbit to play and cuddle with
Rabbits can be and should be neutered/spayed to ensure longer life and reduce hormonal behavior
Rabbits can be trained to use a litter box once they are fixed
Once fixed and litter trained, rabbits can be free roaming after some bunny proofing
Rabbits enjoy interacting with their human family and should be given attention every day
Rabbits are very smart and can be trained
Rabbits are clean and quiet
Rabbits are most active in the morning and evening and tend to nap throughout the afternoon
Rabbits can live to be 10-13 years old
Rabbits need at least 4 hours of exercise a day; they cannot be at their best health kept in a cage all the time
Rabbits startle easily and can die of fright
Rabbits do not like sudden movements and loud noises
Rabbits do not make good pets for very young children; they require daily care from a responsible adult
Rabbits generally do not like to be picked up, but they do generally enjoy being close to/cuddling with their human(s)
A proper diet is extremely important for rabbits
Rabbits require a physical examination by a rabbit savvy vet 1-2 times a year
Rabbits need to have their nails trimmed regularly
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