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Forum BEHAVIOR Bunny just started to freak out when i walk into her room. RE: Bunny just started to freak out when i walk into her room.


sarabelle
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    Is she eating and drinking alright and pooping? Maybe something startled her or sometimes it’s the Weather. It’s hard to tell what weirds buns out. It also can be something, such as a sight or smell that’s triggering her. If she persists, I’d take her to a vet. Or try talking to her calmly, take easy steps and offer her favorite treat. My rabbit has freak outs sometimes where he goes into thumping mode, I just talk to him softly and offer him treats. This seems to works. Hope this helps!