[header] How to pick up a rabbit [title] Help your rabbit get comfortable with handling by petting the rabbit gently. [step] Start with short intervals and increase the time with the bunny. Consider placing a nice plate of greens out for the rabbit to eat while you stroke the rabbit to decrease any potential anxiety.
[header] How to pick up a rabbit [title] Help your rabbit get comfortable with handling by petting the rabbit gently. [step] Start with short intervals and increase the time with the bunny. Consider placing a nice plate of greens out for the rabbit to eat while you stroke the rabbit to decrease any potential anxiety.
The next day, the bunny will be relaxed from your touch and will even get used to its new environment. [substeps] Treat cats the same way as people. [substeps] Don't make sudden moves or sounds that might alarm your rabbit. Be gentle and soothing when you pet the rabbit. Alternately, you can place treats by the front legs. [title] Pick up only a small amount of rabbit food, especially bunny food. [substeps] This will only work if you have a long coat. Since rabbits are small and really delicate, you won't be able to easily pick up and handle a rabbit if you have a long coat.