The only way an animal can get rabies is if it is exposed to or bitten by a rabid animal. Typically rodents like rabbits do not get rabies though their predators can and do.
If this is a pet rabbit that isn't exposed to wild life there is little risk of rabies.
If you see any signs of infection you should see your doctor and just to be safe you may want to notify them about the bite. They may suggested a tetanus shot.
Hope this helps you!
I'd watch him for infection signs or any fever but call your doctor and just ask them.
If he's had a recent tetanus that is one less worry!
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