Bunny

[featherxquill]

I have a bunny rabbit in my room.

No, really.

When I went to pick the brother up from work, it was bounding all over the road like a lunatic. Clearly tame, since I got out of the car and got within a foot of it. When I got Brett home, I went back and caught it. Didn't want it to wander (hop?) near the main road and get hurt.

Hopefully I can find his home tomorrow. Poor little guy. He just ate some lettuce, though, and doesn't seem to bothered by being in one of the little cages we put the cats in when they go to the vet. Have kept the cats well away. Anyone have any special bunny-care tips?

Comments

[englishwanabe.livejournal.com]

i used to have a bunny =D her name was Sophie and she was house trained....i didnt like her very much anf after 5 yrs of neglect i gave her away =D

[arfies.livejournal.com]

Awww, BUUNNNIIEEEEE! I have a pet bunny. In lieu of actual timothy hay/ timothy rabbit pellets, just give it some romaine lettuce (not iceberg; it gives them diarrhea) and some carrots in the meantime, with a small dish of water.

[featherxquill.livejournal.com]

Thankyou! :D He's really cute and caramel coloured and he sniffed my face before and tickled me with his whiskers.

But I do rather hope I can find his people in the morning.

[moogle62.livejournal.com]

Bunnnnny! I had a bunny wabbit that slowly turned from grey to brown (I know, freak bunny!) and then died after rejecting anyone's attempt to cuddle it.

It was an anti-social thing, but loved in a vaguely icky way the guinea pig (my step-brother's) that it shared the hutch with.

So as far as advice goes, I'd say...cuddles? My weird baby liked doc leaves (or however you spell that, you know, the big leaves that stop nettle stings hurting so much).

[incapability87.livejournal.com]

Aww, a rabbit! Rabbits are great (And I'm not only talking about Roger Rabbit here).
Yeah, I think you'll take great care of it until you find its people.
And unless your cats are of the mean killer kind I wouldn't worry too much. I used to have a cat who spent a whole night in my rabbit's stable because I didn't see it jump in, and when I got her out the next day, she jumped right back in. The rabbit was, erhm, "exited" to see her back. I won't go into further detail. Let's just say the rabbit was male and the cat wasn't.

[princesslucia.livejournal.com]

Bunny! Bunny! Bunny!

Today's useless comment brought to you by sleep deprivation and the mail being an hour late.

[ooh-blah-blah.livejournal.com]

Awww, it's like England, when we walked around intoxicated and thought everything was a bunny rabbit. Now, you actually have one!!! :D