SweetShuga
Active Member
IAlways hear people talking about putting bunnies into a "trance".
I read somewhere that it is actually not good for the rabbit. It is it's last line of defence and is playing dead to protect itself. I read that when a rabbit is in this state and monitored, that it is fully alert and not in a "relaxed" state that people say they are in.
But anyways, I'm not sure, but it helps a lot when i'm trying to trim their nails :biggrin2:
My new bunny, Choo, has no problem getting into her "tranced" state (even in the middle of eating a carrot :shock:, but Mocha, my little boy, I have never been able to get him in a trance and it's a fight to trim his nails EVERY TIME! I'm not hurting him and I don't think he feels really threatened (licks me as soon as he's on his feet again), he just HATES being flipped onto his back. How do I do this?
I read somewhere that it is actually not good for the rabbit. It is it's last line of defence and is playing dead to protect itself. I read that when a rabbit is in this state and monitored, that it is fully alert and not in a "relaxed" state that people say they are in.
But anyways, I'm not sure, but it helps a lot when i'm trying to trim their nails :biggrin2:
My new bunny, Choo, has no problem getting into her "tranced" state (even in the middle of eating a carrot :shock:, but Mocha, my little boy, I have never been able to get him in a trance and it's a fight to trim his nails EVERY TIME! I'm not hurting him and I don't think he feels really threatened (licks me as soon as he's on his feet again), he just HATES being flipped onto his back. How do I do this?