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When Rabbit was a baby

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If your rabbit has shown any serious medical concerns, see a rabbit-savvy vet first before posting. Posts about health issues that require a hands-on exam for diagnosis will be removed. If your rabbit has not eaten or used the litter box in the past 12 hours, visit an emergency hospital or make an urgent appointment immediately.
- See Veterinary Emergencies for other common symptoms of problems in rabbits.
- See here for resources if you are in need of financial assistance for your pet.
- We can only give suggestions that are not a replacement for professional advice.
If you have found a wild rabbit, see here for proper next steps and resources. Posts asking about wildlife rehabilitation will be removed.
For behavior problems, include the rabbit's age, how long you have had the rabbit, when the behavior occurred, and if/when they were neutered. This will help other rabbitors tailor advice appropriate to your situation.
For breed ID posts, include the rabbit's age, weight, and full-body pictures of their profile in good day-time lighting. More tips here.
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Review the rules below for banned topics before posting. r/Rabbits also has a very strict spam and troll filter. Please allow time for moderators to review and approve the queue throughout the day. Posts that do not follow our rules below may be removed without warning.

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Spam, bots, trolls, & blatant karma-seeking accounts are not welcome and will be banned.

Limited self-promotion of commercial sites, blogs, or video channels may be allowed, but please participate in the community, and contact the moderators before posting.

Keep individual posts to 2-3 maximum a day. If you would like to share more pictures, please create an image album and share the link in a single post instead.

No vote solicitation.

e.g. "r/aww didn't like my bunny", "Can I get some love..", "I heard that...", "Should I post more?", etc.

Your rabbit will gain karma based on their merit by being a cute bunny.

No help or diagnosis requests for rabbits that require a hands-on medical exam to evaluate.

While there are some issues that can be monitored at home if necessary, users should not be posting online for...

clearly urgent health issues that need to be diagnosed and treated after a hands-on exam
possible issues that cannot be accurately evaluated with an online picture or description (e.g. weight, bald spots, wounds, lumps)
self-medication and dosing advice

Contact your veterinarian through email, text, messaging, phone, or voicemail instead of posting on the subreddit.

No posts requesting help with wildlife rehabilitation and identification.

This is a subreddit focused on domestic pet rabbits, and while pictures of wild rabbits in their natural habitat are still welcome, your local wildlife department, rehabilitator, and veterinary hospital are the best resources to help identify possible wildlife and provide appropriate care for orphaned or injured wildlife.

Inexperienced or unnecessary care to wild animals can easily be fatal, and most subscribers to r/rabbits are unqualified to offer appropriate advice for your region.

No obvious or regular defensive willful negligence or misinformation welcome.

Any obvious posts of sub-standard pet rabbit welfare (including but not limited to small cages, wire flooring, untreated medical issues, self-medicating, dangerous heights, problematic diets) will be removed.

Comments with inaccurate or bad advice may be removed or authors banned with or without warning. If there is regular evidence of poor care after receiving repeated feedback from the community, a user may have their posts removed or banned based on moderator discretion.

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There may be specific instances when bathing and trancing may be appropriate for medical care, but please keep these images off the subreddit. Photos of rabbits manually placed on their backs may be removed based on moderator discretion even if the rabbit is not fully tranced.

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While many species of animals can co-exist in the same pet household, it is important to be aware that serious injuries can quickly happen even under supervision. Please share rabbit-only pictures in the subreddit without other animals in the frame.

No posts advertising breeders, intentional litters, or about rabbit breeding in general.

Many rabbitors feel strongly about spaying & neutering rabbits as it can be important to their health. r/rabbits is a pet rabbit subreddit that discourages breeding and encourages rescue.

Pictures of intentional baby litters are not welcome. Do not advertise specific rabbitries in comments or reddit usernames.

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r/rabbits is a pet rabbit subreddit. Please be considerate. No posts, mentions, or discussions about rabbit dispatch, processing, or consumption are allowed. Food jokes about rabbits will generally be removed, and suspected trolls will be immediately banned.

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Leave a comment with credit or best guess at a source if a post is not personal original content. AI generated or obvious AI assisted content will be removed by default. Any AI assistance with writing technique should be transparently disclosed at the top of the submission.

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Reposts of the same material within 7 days will be removed. Reposts of other users' content, especially with no credit given, may result in a ban.

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Non-profit rescue fundraising may be allowed with proof. Please do not use our community for your personal fundraising and look for other resources instead.

Limited appropriately marked NSFW allowed.

While posts discussing animal cruelty, animal abuse, or graphic health and care problems can be acceptable as long as they don't target a specific business or individual account or break another rule, please appropriately warn users of the content by marking it as an NSFW post and in the title. Not everyone is comfortable with viewing upsetting graphic content.

While we are sorry to hear of the loss, pictures of deceased rabbits (or similar ambiguous photos) will be removed.

Be a good community member and on-topic.

Keep all messages in English for moderation purposes. Don't offer to DM users private un-moderated advice.

Don't start flame wars or debates that are not directly related to pet rabbit care (e.g. politics, veganism, alternative medicine). Don't ask for advice on human health or mental issues. Identify plants and bugs before asking questions about rabbit safety.

We are here to focus on pet rabbits and their welfare. Anything else is out of scope for the subreddit.