The rabbit purrs to express that it feels satisfied, comfortable and happy. This sound usually occurs after the rabbit is full of food, when the owner cleans the cage, and when the rabbit first enters the cage, or when the owner gives it favorite snacks and toys. It is most common when the rabbit recognizes its owner and the owner plays with it. This sound is relatively small, and the owner should pay attention to it.

The meaning of the different sounds expressed by rabbits:

1. The rabbit makes a sniffling sound. It is likely that the rabbit is feeling pain. The owner should pay attention and cannot ignore it. , you can look for lumps and bleeding points on the rabbit, and do a good job of disinfection.

2. If a rabbit makes a screaming sound, it is very likely that the rabbit is scared. Rabbits are very timid and can easily get into a state of nervousness and fear. The owner should comfort it.

3. The hissing sound of a rabbit represents a warning to fight back. Rabbits usually only hiss when facing another rabbit, mainly to tell the other rabbit not to come. , otherwise it will attack.