These rabbits are going to be the death of me.
Enki get a Bicillin shot every two days. I HATE giving injections but it is better than driving 8 hours round trip every other day to have his vet do it. So far he has been doing great he just sits there while I pick a spot and inject him. But not yesterday! I put him on the dryer (it’s the only stable area he won’t jump off of) and he sits there really well like usual. Plus with the little bit of hind leg weakness he has if he does decide to take a fall off he would land on something soft in there vs. hardwood floors. I prepared the needle and get everything ready and go back over to where he is sitting. But this time he doesn’t just sit there when I pick up his skin he raises his tail and pees all over me!! But that wasn’t enough he decided today was the day he wanted to fly. In two seconds he went from peeing to leaping over my shoulder into a laundry basket. When he jumped over my shoulder the needle stuck into my arm. He may be sick but he’s been a little snot lately.
If that wasn’t enough Monty had to be true to his name and be a terror. He gets the run of my bedroom, the hallway, and the living room when he is out to play. I must have gotten used to Enki, Banji, and Dini not jumping very high. Dini and Banji barely jumped on top of boxes and the highest Enki gets is the couch or the second level of my cats tower. It was time to put Monty back in his cage so I grab some craisins and a piece of banana and put it on his ramp. This usually signals a racing fur ball onto his ramp and into his cage. I waited and waited and waited but he didn’t come. On the hunt I go. There are only a limited number of things he can get under or behind but he wasn’t there. Then I hear this little scratching sound above my head. I looked up and there is Monty sitting proudly cleaning his face on top of a 7 foot high bookcase! First how? HOW? Did he get up there?? There are no steps or anything near the bookcase for him to get up that high!
So now I have to get a step ladder and pluck the evil bunny off of the top shelf. I knew this wasn’t going to end well for me. Lol. I need to invest in some kevlar gloves. The second he sees my face he starts growling and lunging. I quickly snatch him up and feel the blood running down my arm. I put him to my chest and he calms down. Once he is on the floor he goes and gets his craisin and banana and acts like nothing happened. I on the other hand had to go have a flap of skin glued back to my thumb! And to think I voluntarily adopted the little devil.