hmmm. It’s just a guess, but I think it would make sense for herbivores to be uncomfortable with the smell of meat on their human. After all, it may not look like it due to all the preservatives, but meat really is decomposing flesh and rabbits have a much stronger sense of smell than us. My buns never have to deal with it, though, cuz I’m a veggie

Im as well a veggieAlways have been always will be. My boyfriend however does eat meat, and my bunys arent as fond of him as they are of me. That might have to do with attention though, i give them more.

TigerLily- What you described is my situation exactly

I suspect that your mouth breath, while it might bother him once in a rare while, is not the smell he associates with you and it won’t bother him. They probably don’t make the connection between a food odor and the source – another animal.

After all, this is a pet that LOVES my stinky feet, and licks them, even after a long day at work. What smells awful to us seems to please them. Maybe we’re less evolved and there’s something wrong with our noses.

I think on lang. of lago. she said don’t eat meat or milk before getting in bunnies face as the smell might make them uncomfortable.
Dave is a big meat eater (I’m a veggie too) and Rupert loves him so I dunno?

Lint will try to eat a hole through my dogs’ kibble bag. He will also chin their bones if one is left on the floor.

yess.. when i get home from the gym, honey licks my shoes, and my skin, she must like the salty taste.. Pew is right.

my bf eats a ham and cheese sandwich almost every day, and they doesn’t seem to mind.

this is an interesting topic

Actually, now that I think of it, when Stormy was a baby he would try to steal pieces of cat chow out of the kitty dish! But then again, dry cat food is not all meat and doesn’t have a very meaty smell.