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Is a rabbit's nose sensitive

Updated: 8/11/2023
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Yes, bunnies are very sensitive in many ways.

Their bodies are sensitive: their skin is very thin and stretchy (easy to rip), and their bones/skeletal structure is relatively weak (easy to injure with a drop or fall; a rabbit can even break its own back by kicking hard into the air, like when someone is not holding it properly).

Rabbits are also sensitive to stress. Rabbits can die of stres/shock from a predator stalking around outside their cage (even if the predator -- like a dog, cat, raccoon, fox -- can't actually get in!).

Just like you and I, bunnies are sensitive!

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A rabbitâ??s sense of smell is present at birth and is far more developed than that of the human. Scents are enhanced because when they breathe in they top lip parts and moistens the air as it goes into the nose.

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Some people believe the color of a cat's nose determine's its sensitivity; this is not stated as a true fact. However, this question is best answered by your local vetenarian.

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