Sweetnottin
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I just got my bunny and he is about 4 weeksold. Sometimes when my hand is nearby, he licks me thennibbles on my hand. Is this normal?? Is he justteething?? Can I give him toys to help his teething like an empty paperroll??
Is my bunny teething?
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aurora369
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Rabbits are actually born with teeth, so they don't go through teething.
Rabbits will lick and nibble each other's fur as a sign ofaffection. So your bunny is grooming you and showingaffection for you.
You can give your bun some toys like paper towel rolls or applebranches. There are lots of different things you can giveyour buns to play with.
Just a quick note, are you 100% sure you bun is only 4 weeksold? Because rabbits should stay with mom till a minumum of 6weeks, but eight is much better. Watch your bunny verycarefully for tummy upsets as he/she will be very prone to upsettummies. Only feed pellets and lots of hay, no veggies untilbun is older (unless he/she was already getting them with mom).
--Dawn
Rabbits will lick and nibble each other's fur as a sign ofaffection. So your bunny is grooming you and showingaffection for you.
You can give your bun some toys like paper towel rolls or applebranches. There are lots of different things you can giveyour buns to play with.
Just a quick note, are you 100% sure you bun is only 4 weeksold? Because rabbits should stay with mom till a minumum of 6weeks, but eight is much better. Watch your bunny verycarefully for tummy upsets as he/she will be very prone to upsettummies. Only feed pellets and lots of hay, no veggies untilbun is older (unless he/she was already getting them with mom).
--Dawn
Sweetnottin
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Sorry, I thought he was 4 weeks. Idon't know much about rabbits so I thought he was. But I wasjust told he's older, like maybe7 weeks. I neverreally questioned his age cause he was an Easter present.
aurora369
Well-Known Member
He didn't really look 4 weeks in your pictures, but I thought I'd just double check.
Since you are such a new bunny parent, you should take a look around the Bunny 101 section. Lots of good information.
This is also a really fun website about bunny body language: http://www.paperglyphs.com/rabbits/rabbittalk.html
--Dawn
Since you are such a new bunny parent, you should take a look around the Bunny 101 section. Lots of good information.
This is also a really fun website about bunny body language: http://www.paperglyphs.com/rabbits/rabbittalk.html
--Dawn
