It's not uncommon but it's not "normal" in the sense that it's not healthy or good and you have to do something about it!
Please see the related question What should you do if your rabbits are fighting? for more information (linked below).
Rabbits should not bite each other. If the rabbit is biting another rabbit that it is in with they need to be separated.
It depends if it is a domesticated, vaccinated,Rabbit bit, no, unless the bite gets infected. If the rabbit was a wild rabbit yes you may be affected by rabies and other sicknesses that the rabbit might not be influenced by but you will be. If another rabbit bit your rabbit or so its better to be sure it wont get infected or if the wound doesn't heal your rabbit can be affected by flystrike Hope i could help
A salt spool is another name for a salt lick. Rabbits lick, bite, or chew this to absorb sodium in which they need.
No, but they may bite an uncooperative doe. A male rabbit that bites it's mate is not a desirable breeder in my rabbitry.
If you irritate a rabbit, it will bite you or nibble you to show a warning not to do that again. They will also bite if you take away their food, pull their fur, kick them around, and pull its ears. Rabbits will bite for self - protection and warning.
From another animal bite?
No, unless the other rabbit is a fake one it might chew on it. Rabbits don't eat meat, they are herbivores which means that they eat only plant material. No. Rabbits don't eat meat. I have a dad rabbit and one of the babies ears were bit off but i think that the dad didnt eat his ears but i dont know what happened to it. Sorry. Rabbits CAN eat each another rabbit. I have seen it happen. And, rabbits CAN eat meat. They CAN be carnivores.
Rabbits often bite to defend themselves from predators. They might also bite if they are startled or hungry. Rabbits sometimes bite because they wear their teeth down naturally by chewing things.
No if you put a crow with a rabbit it will stres a lot and it will bite until it calms down
Stupid questionNo, rabbits can bite anyone, even children. Just because a rabbit bites doesn't mean that your pregnant.
Rabbits like to bite things in their environment. If you don't "rabbit-proof" and give your rabbit safe things to bite (like apple twigs, untreated grass mats, a plain cardboard box, or an old telephone book), then your rabbit will be destructive and bite things like your furniture, or electrical wires (a big favourite, but the rabbit can be electrocuted! and of course cost your expensive equipment can be ruined; so, don't let this happen). See the related links below about bunny-proofing, and the related question about rabbits playing and what goes in their cages, for details. Rabbits don't bite people (or other animals) unless they're aggressive: e.g. they're angry, frightened, sick/injured, sexually excited, etc. Happy, comfortable rabbits don't bite. If your rabbit bites, you should consider getting it spayed/neutered, take steps to ease the bunny's anxiety, and/or look for signs of illness. See the related questions below about fighting, stress, and signs of illness, and the related link on spay/neuter, for details. Rabbits bite their food every time they eat. See the related question below about what rabbits eat for details and helpful links.
Cucumber peelings (packaged or not) aren't healthy for rabbits. If your rabbit really loves them, then it's okay as a treat: a small bite or two every once in awhile is fine. But most rabbits would prefer some fruit or carrot instead, and you can't give your rabbit too many treats because then you'll make him or her sick. The House Rabbit Society recommends no more than 2 tablespoons of treat food per day for a normal, healthy 6 pound rabbit. You should talk to your vet about whether or not your rabbit is healthy. See the related question below for details and links about a healthy rabbit diet.
No,the rabbits not bite people...Only if they have rabies(the zombies)...