Yes absolutely, some more than others depending on the bond they have with their human of course If you are closely bonded with your rabbit, of course they will sense when you’re not feeling well and will look out for you and want to be there for you when you’re feeling off colour. I think it’s very sweet

Yep! One of my rabbits is my emotional support animal. He knows when my anxiety or PTSD is acting up even if im hiding it, and will be overly friendly towards me. He will groom me, sit on me, nudge me, poke me a thousand times, ect

Oh yes, bunnies know, sometimes little hamsters and mice know, my little boy knows that my eyesight is really bad, I have tunnel vision and low vision and when I got him a water dispenser and was doing it wrong all the water was going everywhere, I didn’t know until he pushed my arm away and put his paw in the water then on my face, he knows when Mummy has a migraine, he kisses mummy’s head, he rubs himself against my knees when I have a bad time with Arthritis, so yes they do know, so when your bunny shows you some love and care give bunny a love and say thank you and tell bunny you’ll be OK.

Thank you Ellie! Training with him only took a few months. Hes a natural caregiver and im lucky to have gotten a bunny so sweet. My panic disorder causes me to pass out often, and he has taught himself out to wake me up. I cried a little when i first saw him wake me up, because i did not know he would learn to do something like that on his own. Hes just as caring to his two younger brothers too I call him Mama Blue with how he takes care of us all, lol

My bunnies usually seem to notice when I’m upset or unwell. Animals are WAY more in tune to emotions and physical distress than humans are.