Why do rabbits shake there cage?

Rabbits thump their hind feet as a form of communication. Thumping can have several different meanings depending on the context in which it occurs.

* Alerting: A rabbit may thump to alert other rabbits of potential danger, such as a predator or a human approaching too quickly.

* Frustration: A rabbit may thump to express frustration, such as when they are unable to reach a desired object or when they are being confined to a small space.

* Attention-seeking: A rabbit may thump to get attention from their owner, especially if they want food, treats, or affection.

* Territorial: A rabbit may thump to mark their territory and warn off other rabbits.

* Pain: A rabbit may thump to express pain or discomfort, such as when they are injured or ill.

If your rabbit is thumping its hind feet, it's important to pay attention to the context of the behavior to understand what it is trying to communicate.