If you’re planning a road trip and your rabbit is going along with you, make sure you plan ahead and schedule in extra stop and rest times for your rabbit. Your rabbit will need a break from the moving vehicle. He might even need to get out of his cage and stretch his legs. If this happens, make sure you put a harness and leash on your rabbit. Whether your rabbit is well trained or not he needs to be secured and unable to escape from you. He may panic and try to run because the area is unfamiliar. Keep him on his leash and walk him around just a bit. Take these rest stops as an opportunity to feed your rabbit his meals or snacks. Check his water bottle to make sure he’s drinking as well. For more suggestions, consult with your Glen Ellyn, IL vet.