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Handling Rabbits Correctly

1. Preparation

Ensure all necessary equipment is clean and sanitized.

Gather food and water supplies for the rabbits.

Prepare a quiet, calm environment for handling.

2. Approach

Wash hands thoroughly before handling rabbits.

Approach the rabbit slowly to avoid startling it.

Speak softly to the rabbit to create a calming atmosphere.

3. Handling Techniques

Use both hands to support the rabbit’s body; place one hand under its chest and the other under its hindquarters.

Avoid holding the rabbit by its ears or scruff.

Keep the rabbit close to your body for security.

4. Transportation

Use a secure carrier or box for transporting rabbits.

Ensure the carrier is well-ventilated and has a comfortable floor.

Avoid sudden movements or loud noises during transport.

5. Health Check

Observe the rabbit for signs of distress or illness before and after handling.

Check for signs of dehydration, weight loss, or abnormal behavior.

Consult a veterinarian if any health concerns arise.

6. Post-Handling Care

Provide fresh food and water immediately after handling.

Allow the rabbit to settle back into its environment without stress.

Monitor the rabbit for any signs of discomfort or stress after handling.

7. Record Keeping

Document any observations during handling, including health status and behavior.

Keep records of any incidents or injuries that occur during handling.

Maintain a schedule for regular health checks and handling practices.

8. Training and Education

Ensure all staff members are trained in proper rabbit handling techniques.

Provide ongoing education regarding rabbit care and behavior.

Review and update handling procedures regularly based on best practices.

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