Why is my rabbit trembling?

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A trembling rabbit may be reacting to cold weather or a fright. Rabbits are quite timid animals and may be scared by an unfamiliar environment or a sudden loud noise; it is best to place the rabbit somewhere quiet and comfortable to rest and let it gradually adapt on its own.

In addition, in very cold weather a rabbit may shiver from the cold. At such times the owner should keep the rabbit warm and protected from the cold to prevent it from catching a chill and getting sick.

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