How to Keep Pet Rabbits Safe

Step-by-Step Guide

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   Step 1: For rabbits that live outdoor in hutches

   Always double check.
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   Step 2: make sure that the latch is on securely.

   Eagles, hawks, vultures or even cats and dogs could attack them at any moment. , Make sure all plants are safe for your rabbit if he/she accidentally eats a few leaves. , Also, don't drop your rabbit.
   
   Rabbits' spines aren't that strong and can break easily. , Male rabbits fight for dominance.
   
   The weaker rabbit may get bitten and hurt. , Alfalfa hay is just for baby rabbits.
   
   Adult rabbits need Timothy Hay to stay healthy.
   
   Food without the treats is the best kind. , A rabbit that is free to wander the house would rather stay out of its cage if it gets really stinky and messy., Lots of rabbit owners don't take their rabbit to the vet, but the veterinarian can help detect any harm in your rabbit's body. , It may be poisonous to your rabbit just like chocolate is poisonous to dogs.
   
   Never feed your rabbit raw potatoes.
   
   Potato is poisonous to rabbits. , Your rabbit could access it and die. ,, Even a super friendly and out-going dog could attack the small, frightened rabbit. , If the rabbit's ears are hot, the rabbit is hot.
   
   If the ears are freezing, the rabbit is freezing.
   
   For outdoor rabbits in winter, you may want to consider a heating lamp if you live in a cold wintered region. ,
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   Step 3: When the rabbits are playing on the lawn (whether its in a rabbit pen or on a leash)

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   Step 4: always keep an eye on them.

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   Step 5: For indoor rabbits

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   Step 6: make sure all electrical plugs and cords are hidden and out of the rabbit's reach as well as potted plants.

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   Step 7: Don't accidentally step on your rabbit.

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   Step 8: Never leave two un-neutered rabbits together in a room unattended.

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   Step 9: Always feed the rabbits the right food.

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    Step 10: Keep the rabbit's pen/cage/hutch clean.

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    Step 11: Keep your rabbit up-to date with the veterinarian.

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    Step 12: Never feed your pet human-processed food.

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    Step 13: If you are having mice/rat problems

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    Step 14: don't place poison sitting in dishes on the floor.

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    Step 15: Always make sure they have fresh water available.

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    Step 16: If you have other pets

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    Step 17: such as a dog or a cat

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    Step 18: always be aware of when the dog/cat goes near the rabbit.

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    Step 19: Make sure your rabbit isn't overheated in summer and freezing in winter.

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    Step 20: Keep an eye that your rabbit doesn't chew the furniture.

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