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    Rabbits generally don't like to be picked up but it's sometimes necessary, like for vet visits. To safely pick up a rabbit, place one hand under its chest and the other hand supporting its back legs, holding it gently but securely against your chest since rabbits have fragile spines. Children should sit quietly and let the rabbit approach them first before interacting.

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    Rabbits generally don't like to be picked up but it's sometimes necessary, like for vet visits. To safely pick up a rabbit, place one hand under its chest and the other hand supporting its back legs, holding it gently but securely against your chest since rabbits have fragile spines. Children should sit quietly and let the rabbit approach them first before interacting.

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    Rabbits generally don't like to be picked up but it's sometimes necessary, like for vet visits. To safely pick up a rabbit, place one hand under its chest and the other hand supporting its back legs, holding it gently but securely against your chest since rabbits have fragile spines. Children should sit quietly and let the rabbit approach them first before interacting.

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    How to pick up a rabbit

    Rabbits are naturally sociable


    animals and enjoy lots of attention
    and company. Many rabbits don’t
    like to be picked up but there are
    times you will need to pick up your
    rabbit, a trip to the vet for example.
    As rabbits’ spines are fragile, make
    sure their hind legs are secure so 1. Place one hand
    they cannot kick out and damage
    their spine. under the chest.
    Make sure children sit quietly and
    allow the rabbit to come to them
    first before interacting.

    2. The other hand 3. Hold gently but


    supporting back legs. securely against
    your chest.

    Meet our gorgeous bunnies looking for their


    forever homes at rspcavic.org/adoptabunny

    #BUNNYLOVE

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