By the ears because they won't scratch you
NEVER EVER pick a rabbit up by the ears. If you do I will guarantee you scratches AND bites because you are HURTING them. And you risk breaking the cartilage in their ears by doing this. You DO grasp the ears and scruff of the neck to control them only. You pick them up with a hand under their hind- quarters to support all of their weight
pick it up gently then hold it close to your body so it will feel safe
a rabbit is a good pet but you have to pick up after it every week
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the rabbit wouldn't like it but no damage to the babys
feed it and dont pick it up when its eating.Also dont pick it up when its not used to u or it might get scared of you
NO! You should never hold a rabbit by it's fur! And you should never hold them by the ears either! You can hold them by the scruff of their neck because it won't hurt them, but you shouldn't hold them by their fur. A Holland Lop is just like any rabbit and shouldn't be held by the fur because it would really hurt them! Your Holland Lop (or any other rabbit for that matter) can be picked up by the scruff of the neck FOR CONTROL ONLY. As you pick them up by the scruff you should immediately support their weight from underneath with your other hand. Dangling a rabbit from the scruff will separate their hide from the sensitive membrane that attaches it to the muscle. A rabbit should be transferred to an under the arm carry position as soon as possible to protect them, you and keep them from getting frightened. (rabbits are afraid of heights.) Ideally you would be able to pick your rabbit up from underneath and transfer to the under arm carry position without pulling on the scruff at all.
pick it up by its neck
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If a rabbit is injured it means it has a lot of pain from where ever it is injured. To pick up a rabbit which has injured legs you MUST not touch their legs. You can pick it up any way just not the legs. I (personally) pick a rabbit up by its waist. By picking it up the way I do it, I am not near its legs.
Prescription pick up in most pharmacies is less than 30 minutes. The amount of time the pharmacy will hold the medication for a customer to pick up depends on the policy of the store.
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It dose'nt like how you hold he/she.