1. Hopping around: "While rabbits enjoy a rest and some quiet time too, hopping around and generally being playful, curious, and active is a good sign that your rabbit is happy and healthy," she says.

The veterinary surgeon, who goes by Cat the Vet on her social media pages, posted a video on her TikTok listing facts about pet rabbits that owners should be aware of.

Insider spoke to veterinarians about some things you should never do to your pet rabbit. Don't keep your rabbit's cage directly in the sun or pick them up by their underarms or chest.

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5. Get pet insurance If your rabbit becomes unwell, the last thing you want to worry about is an expensive medical bill. That's why it's so important to have pet insurance to help cover the costs.

A vet has urged Britons to “do better” by their pet rabbits during Rabbit Awareness Week. The veterinary surgeon, who goes by Cat the Vet on her social media pages, posted a video on her ...