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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Can rabbits chatter their teeth quietly alone

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    • Andra vilgats
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        My rabbit is chattering his teeth but quietly when im not petting him or cant 2 month old rabbits chatter their teeth correctly thank you!


      • Bam
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          Yes they can, especially young rabbits do that when they are happy and relaxed. It’s normal and good.


        • bunny06
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            mine will grind his at times


          • Rosie and Ellie
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              One of my buns does it when she is relaxed.


            • Muchelle
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                Mine does it too… he started doing it as an adult, so it freaked me out quite a bit when he started! XD I called the vet in a panic (it was when the bun was having other health issues)… poor vet!

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