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I have a Dwarf Bunny, and lately he has been breathing very heavily and shaking rapidly, its actually scaring me. I was wondering if this is normal for a Dwarf bunny. Please let me know what you think because I am very fearful.

Many thanks yous,
Alkiie-Babe A. Froman

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Published on August 9, 2026