Why Do Rabbits Die Suddenly? | The Critter Commute

Many rabbit owners new and old alike know that their beloved companions can pass away with seemingly no warning. But what causes a rabbit to take a sudden turn for the worst? Find out here at The Critter Commute on Bunday!
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[@robertlaroche9261]

I'll definitely keep all of this in mind whenever I plan on getting a pet rabbit. You do a great job at showing stuff about animals that I never knew!

[@Eoin-B]

You just described 1 issue where it clearly wasn't a sudden death. They would stop eating, that wouldn't be sudden.

[@TheCritterCommute]

When a rabbit stops eating due to GI stasis, they can pass in less than 24 hours without treatment. That is generally considered a "sudden death" in the context of animal and pet care.