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- 01/09/2016 at 5:59 PM
  animallove7
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  Hi i am going to be moving in a couple of months how can i make it not stressful ? for my rabbits also her cage is small and i need to build her a big cage so witch should i do first make a good cage or when i move built it after . KEEP in mind her cage is small .
- 01/10/2016 at 3:07 PM
  Kokaneeandkahlua
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  Since it’s a few months you may choose to build the cage first-especially if her cage is small.
  
  To make the move less stressful, minimize the time she is in either house while things are being moved. Perhaps you can take her to someone’s house for the day while things are moving in and out, then bring her home to her new cage all set up. After you move, I would give her a couple of days in her new home to get used to it-quiet, not much noise-and use your judgement on ‘out’ time-if she’s acting stir crazy let her out, if she seems a little unsure, let her stay in her home and feel secure for a few days before offering out time.
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