Yellow Pages

Some people say rabbits can munch on a few of these because of soy based inks, some say no inks are okay for rabbits.
Thoughts?
Bunny Hugs,
Bunny Boy

My Rabbit Midnight

These are pictures of my 8-pound satin rabbit.

 

Hope you liked my 'lil cutie'

Bunny Hugs,

Bunny Boy

 

Super Cute Sunday

Hey bunny lovers!!

Today is Super Cute Sunday

Your guys are going to take a couple polls. Okay??

Please reply your answers in the comments

In the first poll, you pick which rabbit picture is cutest:

A.

Photo From banthapedia.wikia.com

B.

Photo from bunnycute.com

C.

Photo from Starkeith.net/bunnyblog 

The second poll you pick which name would be cutest for the 3rd rabbit picture: 

(It's a she)

A. Betsy

B. Olivia

C. Johannah

Please leave your answers in the comments!!

Oh, mine are B. and then A.

Bunny Hugs,

Bunny Boy

Rabbits and Fruits and Veggies

I feed my rabbit a baby carrot everyday, and then 1-2 strawberries a month. I know I need to increase his veggie intake, so I decided to share this list I found with you:
(list from mybunny.org)
  Vegetables                                                                  Fruit

Alfalfa, Radish And Clover Sprouts Asparagus Basil Beet Greens1 Bok Choy Broccoli1,2 Brussels Sprouts Carrots And Tops1 Chard Chicory Greens3 Cilantro Clover Collard Greens3 Dandelion Greens (Pesticide Free!) Eggplant Endive Escarole Grass - Freshly Cut From Your Backyard, If You Are Sure There Are No Chemicals, Fertilizers, Poisons (Park Grass Usually Has One Or All Of These) Kale3,4 Mint Mustard Greens Mustard Spinach3 Okra Leaves Parsley1 Pea Pods (A.K.A. Chinese Pea Pods)1 Peppermint Leaves Peppers (green, red, yellow...) Pumpkin Leaves Radicchio Radish Tops Raspberry Leaves Squash: Zucchini, Yellow, Butternut, Pumpkin Turnip Greens3 Various Lettuces, Avoid Very Light Hearts: Romaine, Butter, Green Leaf, Boston, Bibb, Arugula... No Iceberg Watercress1 Wheat Grass

Blackberries  Blueberry Pineapple Melon Papaya Peach Plum Pears Raspberries Strawberries

¹ Good source of vitamin A, feed at least one daily 
² Some bunnies may find this a rather "gassy" veggie. If diarrhea occurs, remove from diet.

³ These veggies are higher in calcium, use sparingly, once or twice a week. For older buns, or those with bladder or kidney problems, avoid, unless otherwise directed by your rabbit vet.

⁴ High in either oxalates or goitrogens, which can cause or exacerbate sludging, and other calcium/kidney problems. Use sparingly!




A lot of people say all lettuce is poison to rabbits, let me know your thoughts on this.


Also if you see anything that should not be on this list, or something that they forgot, please leave a comment.




Bunny Hugs,
Bunny Boy

Funny Story

Hey Guys!

Have a funny story about my rabbit to share with you guys:

So one day, we had a few friends over, and we were watching the weather because there bad storms by a friends house in Texas, and I forgot that I had let him out, because I was so caught up in the weather. 

So like 15 minutes after I let him out, someone says "Where's Midnight?" 

I go "Oh, Crap."

(We let him wonder around because him and our cats are pretty good friends)

So I look everywhere on the main floor. Then I go upstairs. Can't find him. I find him hiding in my moms room. We carried him to the stairs but he won't go down. So we carried him back to his cage.

Thought it was funny that he adventured all the way upstairs. At first, he was scared to even leave his room. Now I have to block off the stairs or follow him whenever I let him out. 

The other funny thing is that he was scared to hop down the stairs when he jumps on top of his cage and jumps down all the time.

Anyway, thought that would be a funny story to share.

Bunny Hugs,

Bunny Boy