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  • Do Rabbits Smell

    Do Rabbits Smell?

    A healthy rabbit is not a furry air freshener, but it should not fill the room with animal odor either. Up close you may smell warm fur, hay dust, or a faint musky note. The sharp household smell usually lives...

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  • Do Rabbits Like to Be Held

    Do Rabbits Like to Be Held?

    A rabbit can love forehead rubs, follow you into the kitchen, and still hate being picked up. Those facts fit together.Rabbits meet trusted companions on the ground. A lift removes traction, escape, and control in one motion. Some learn to...

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  • Do Rabbits Blink

    Do Rabbits Blink?

    Rabbits blink. You can live beside one for days and miss it because the movement is quick and the baseline rate is low compared with ours.The more useful distinction is between a blink that opens again and a squint that...

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  • Why Do Rabbits Thump

    Why Do Rabbits Thump?

    A rabbit thump can travel through a floor before you hear it as a sound. The rabbit lifts a powerful hind foot, strikes, and freezes to listen. Every ear in the room gets the message.Alarm is the original job. Pet...

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  • How High Can Rabbits Jump

    How High Can Rabbits Jump?

    A low rabbit can clear a surprisingly tall object. The official record gives us a clean number: 99.5 centimeters, just over 39 inches. Your living room still refuses to become a math problem.Most escapes are a mix of jumping, climbing,...

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  • Rabbit Behavior and Body Language, Explained

    Rabbit Behavior and Body Language, Explained

    Rabbit body language gets flattened into a dictionary: ears up means this, ears back means that. Real rabbits are less cooperative. A lop cannot point both ears like an upright-eared rabbit. A relaxed rabbit can put the ears back. A...

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  • small domestic rabbit foraging among clearly recognizable Calendula officinalis

    Rabbit-Safe Flowers: An Identification-First Guide

    Rabbits can eat a short list of correctly identified, unsprayed flowers, including pot marigold (Calendula officinalis), rose, nasturtium, and dandelion. A flower is not safe because it is colorful, wild, or labeled edible for people. Plant identity and growing history...

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  • gray domestic rabbit beneath broad zucchini leaves in a backyard garden

    Can Rabbits Eat Zucchini?

    Yes, raw and in a small amount. The usable part is washed raw zucchini flesh and skin. Keep out cooked or seasoned zucchini, bitter fruit, spoiled pieces, or leaves from the plant. Normal raw flesh, skin, and soft seeds can...

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