Noisy rabbit stops me from sleeping!?

Question

Please help me, i got a rabbit about a year ago, and he never used to be noisy, but over the past few months, he wakes me up at about 3-4 in the morning, what can i do to stop him from being so noisy?

personal experience would help alot!

Answer 1

Do you let the rabbit run. He could want to run around. Getting him a play mate will def make him stop bec it would give him someone to play with. If you put a blanket over the cage or put him somewhere he cant see you he might give up. My rabbits when im down stairs at night are very loud bc when im down there durring the day they know I would take them out and they want out. So seperating you from your rabbit at night would give you and your rabbit some peace and quite.

Answer 2

A uh....."rabbit"....

Never woulda thought...a rabbit could be that noisy.

I heard they make some f*ed up noise when they're about to die or being killed...anyhoo...

Earplugs or move it into a basement, or a different room..preferably far away regardless.

Answer 3

i know how you feel . My bunny is always noisy during the night  and wakes me up way to early. what i did was put lots of chew toys in her cage. also i made sure she had some ouside of the cage free time. when bunnys are loud like that they usually want your attention or need something. so make sure the rabbithas enough water and hay in its cage. If that doesnt work try moving the cage into another room. good luck

Answer 4

personal experience?  exercise him right before you go to bed, let him run around for an hour or two, give him something yummy to chew on when you go to sleep, or move him to another room.  if you have had him for a year he may have outgrown his cage, maybe he needs a new one that is larger

Answer 5

I just put my rabbit in another room over night - he was noisy from the day I got him, and he still is now.

Answer 6

Make sure he's had about 4 hours out of his cage running around before you go to bed.  That should quiet him down.  Also, how big is his cage?  If less than 2 feet by 4 feet, get a bigger one.  Then, give him toys and things to chew to occupy him quietly.  Good luck