All my buns are free-roam and potty-trained! Sure there might be some stray poops sometimes, especially when something startles them, but I’d say they’re great 97% of the time. Spaying/neutering them helps a lot.
When I find a lot of poop outside their litter box (most of the time in one neat stack), it usually means they’re angry at me. Food is late, litter box is too dirty, there is too much noise outside (somehow this is my fault)… haha.
Around me people usually use /gen for “genuine.”
*Massed banana
I’m in Asia and been using my wooden/bamboo spatulas and cutting boards for about 15 years, and they’re still going strong!
An escape artist.
Ok but I would read ‘All The Fire That We Hold Tomorrow.’
9, 13, 14
The ones in the picture that look like cocoa puffs are not cecotropes, but their regular poop. Instead, cecotropes look almost exactly like blackberries. Fun!
They still eat their regular poop all the time though, so if safety is your concern, I think you should be fine!
(Source: I have rabbits)
Every morning before I go to the kitchen for breakfast, I call out my bunnies, lie down in my bed, and have them jump on top of my chest to ask for food. I’d give them some pellets for breakfast right there and watch their little moufs chew for 10 minutes, then depending on their mood I’d either pet them for a bit, or watch them jump and zoom around the room.
This is almost always the best part of my day; every day I wake up half an hour before I’m supposed to, just so that I can do this :)
One of my rabbits rushes to me whenever he hears his medicine bottle being opened and practically begs for his daily meds because he knows he’ll get a treat afterward. This evening routine with the lil food-motivated rascal always makes me day brighter.