Tips to Help Your Rabbit Settle Into a New Home

Whether you are taking a rabbit home for the first time or relocating to a new house or apartment, your rabbit will undoubtedly feel disoriented and disoriented in its new surroundings. When rabbits move into a new home, it is typical for them to be afraid and nervous. If you are not careful with the procedure, the rabbit may develop stress-related health problems. The good news is that there is a lot you can do to assist your rabbit to adjust to its new surroundings.

Rabbits generally acclimatize to a new living area in 2 days to 2 weeks. During this period, keep your rabbit safe by following a normal daily schedule and keeping them in a calm place. You may also boost your rabbit's confidence by praising him or her for being courageous and exploring new locations.

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[ashleykeil]

Thanks! This was a lot of help, me and my rabbit are much happier in our new home!

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