Moving out of home

So I'm finally moving out if my parents home,
How will my rabbit go with this transition,
Any advice?

Bunny will be fine! Keep him in his cage 24 hours when you get there then let him explore

Also I find keeping them dark and warm with blankets/old shirts that have your smell really helps too

Ps congrats on the big step!

I agree to keep her in the cage for at least 24 hours after moving to help her feel settled. Perhaps keep the cage half covered with a blanket for extra security. If she's going to be inside, I would also put the cage in an out of the way place while moving all the furniture in (such as the laundry or bathroom) so that there's not so much movement and noise going on around her.

I finally moved out of my parents house last year and took my bunny who was 9yo at the time. He doesn't take well to change and it took him 2 months to come out of his hide box. He'd only come out to eat/drink and would be really skittish and go right back in. He stopped using his litter box for a long time too. I kept his cage exactly the same and my new house was calm and quiet. It just took him a long time to go back to normal.

I'd say keep him in his cage for the first little while and keep his cage the same. Let him come out if he wants to explore but don't force him. Expect that he might loose his litter box habits for a bit until he gets used to the new place. Also move the rabbit last so he's not around with all the commotion of moving day.

All bunnies are different. When we moved most had no problem--we moved here with 17 rescues.

She has a decent sized cage at the moment.
And likes to be able to see me, her cage is in my bedroom,

So how do I go about this?

At our house, she will become a housed bunny with no cage at all,
Any advice?


All advice has been amazing so far!

Keep her in the cage when you move and let her get settled in. When she is relaxed and acting normal start letting her out to explore on her own terms. I'd probably keep her on flooring thats easy to clean for the first little bit and keep expanding the area as she does good with her litter box habits/chewing.