I think it’d be best to put them in the same carrier if they are bonded. Bunnies take lots of comfort from each other and in a stressful situations when the humans are stressed out and lots of stuff is happening, they will do much better together than apart.

You could just pre-pack a small bag of hay and keep it in a bunny bug-out bag with a jar of pellets. It’s good to have a bunny bug-out bag, you can look it over once a year and exchange what needs exchanging/renewal. If stored in a dry space away from direct sunlight, hay has a long shelf-life.

I hope the hurricane won’t hit you. But preparedness is always wise.

You might prepare provisions for a few days. I live in a hurricane state and while they usually get the stores open fairly quickly, afterward, you never know. Fresh water is the big thing.

I hope Matthew loses strength and veers back into the sea. I know the stress of trees and storms. Stay safe.

Stay safe everyone!!!!! I hope this storm starts to die down soon.

Stay safe! I just went through two typhoons in a row here, so I know the feeling. I personally would use two carriers, but if you have only a limited time to evacuate, the one should be fine. I always buy extra canned goods, non perishables, and bottled water just in case. For the rabbits, keep an emergency amount (for one or two days) of hay and feed in a plastic bag that is easy to grab if you have to leave quickly. Also I keep major important documents and some cash in a plastic sleeve envelope in an easy to access place so if need be I can quickly grab it. If you have a car, make sure the tank is full. Hopefully you won’t have to leave your home, but it’s always better to plan for ‘just in case’.

We are safe here in Louisiana on this one.

You are right in the path, but a lot can change in two days. Hopefully you’ll miss this one, too, but it’s always good to be prepared.

Odette and I send happy bunny vibes for your buns.

Hay can be compacted in a freezer ziplock bag or something and weighs nothing.

Be safe one and all.

Funny you should ask, because Spike and my family just weathered Hurricane Matthew. We are all safe, fine, and did not lose power or get any damage. No flooding either. We got the tropical storm bands, but our town was just on the edge so the damaged areas were very slightly to the north.

I have had a Bunny Bag for hurricanes since I moved to FL. Usually it’s one bag, but yesterday I made one small plastic box with a half bale of hay in it be my hay/litter supply, and packed a duffel with the rest. I put pellets in a tightly closed plastic container (like a lunchbox size full); bottled water; a small covered container to pour it into; large trash bags for soiled litter, etc.; paper towels; a small bunny bed for comfort; baby gas meds; tube of foot sore meds from my vet; and he goes into his big carrier that has a padded bottom for warmth and comfort. I have had more in the bag in the past, or less hay and some litter, but this was a new bunny and not as much time to pack.

I almost moved him into his carrier to go with me to a safer room around midnight, but the reports showed that it was just high winds (35 mph) and we were safe where we were. He was happy with a treat of pellets and didn’t even sit under his tunnel. He feels safe around me and my family. He stretched out this morning like a bunny on vacation.

I won’t detail my prep. for my folks. Suffice to say it’s pretty tiring, and tiring to put most of it back afterwards. Keep the bunny bag packed and ready once it’s made.

Glad to hear you are off the path now. They really had us going for days. There were weathermen non-stop for a week with their models, and as it got closer it got worse. We really lucked out.
There are two kinds of weatherpeople – the ones who want to help you prepare, and the ones who are drama queens who just like to scare everyone. The drama queens are trying to make us believe it’s going to do a u-turn and come back. The others are home napping. I mean, it rains in Florida in October, right?

The media now-a-days only cares about audience and nothing about giving accurate and helpful information. This is why I tend to steer away from mainstream media -_- I’m sure the local companies love it too because every time I speak to someone who lives down there they tell me all the water, alcohol, gas and food is completely sold out. Why people are getting intoxicated during a hurricane is a whole other question.