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Yes, rabbit can get fleas, but you cannot use flea treatments on them. If your bunnies get fleas, do not just buy a dog or cat flea control product because this could kill them.

There are some natural products that keep fleas away, like fir wood. Some people recommend getting fir wood chips or using a rabbit hutch made of fir wood to keep the fleas away.

However, if your rabbit has fleas, it needs to be treated by a special rabbit-savvy vet. Make an appointment for as soon as you can.

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