Alberto Ray

Rabbits will usually tense up if they are stressed or worried. They might go into a crouched position, or flatten themselves against the ground –… Read More »Do Rabbits Lay Down When Stressed?

Although there are no pain killing medications licensed for use with rabbits, a rabbit-savvy vet will have a good experience of what drugs are effective… Read More »Can I Give My Rabbit Painkillers?

Rabbits can be easily hurt if they struggle; their spines are particularly prone to injuries, which can be serious, and even fatal. Move slowly and… Read More »Do Rabbits Get Hurt Easily?

You can pick up the dead rabbit with your gloved hands or use a shovel and carefully, without swinging the body, put it in the… Read More »What Should I Do With My Dead Rabbit?

If you think your rabbit has hypothermia, you must take it to see your vet immediately. Call your vet and take your rabbit to the… Read More »What Do You Do If Your Rabbit Has Hypothermia?

The common causes of shaking are fear, nervousness, and stress. A less obvious cause of trembling is heat, as rabbits do not tolerate high temperatures… Read More »Why Is My Rabbit Shaking And Not Eating?

When a rabbit is tense, you can feel it. Tonic immobility is, literally, an animal being paralyzed out of fear. Can rabbits be paralyzed by… Read More »Do Rabbits Get Paralyzed From Fear?

Rabbits will lay down on their side or stomach, with their back feet and tail stretched out behind them. The rabbit will either keep their… Read More »Do Rabbits Lay On Their Side?