hi, I’m in FL and it just bypassed us. In my annual bunny bag I also have a container of pellets ( greens are hard. It won’t last long even if you relocate.) So the hay can serve as both food and litter, so I like a closed bag of it. But throw in a small dish and bottled water. A roll of paper towels and some folded or rolled trash bags. A zippered duffel or gym bag is pretty convenient for bunny’s stuff. Get the carrier ready with a soft cushion or towel in case you need him to sleep in it, but have a spare so if he pees in the carrier you put it in a trash bag, wipe it and replace with a clean one. I have a small boxed starter cage in case of long term evacuation but I have never once needed it, or had to leave. If power is lost in the heat, a wet wascloth wrapped around his ears cools the insides and helps his temp stay regular.

Pick a safe room (we use a walk in closet), put him in his carrier and take it in with you if the storm goes over your home. It helps to stay within sight and earshot of your bunny to keep him calm, but don’t let him out of the carrier until it’s safely passed. If you need to change rooms or leave, you need to be able to grab it and go.

Hope none of this is necessary. Good luck.

Those are really great tips!

Glad to help. I realized after writing that I forgot to mention an actual litter pan! lol A small one, or a plastic pan like you use in the kitchen sink is handy if you evacuate.

Hope you guys are ok and didn’t lose power. His habitat is still the best place to be after the storm. (So climb in and snuggle your bunny.)

Very good tips in this thread!

Some bottled (flat) water is good to have at home in case the water supply is compromised f ex by heavy rains. (Maybe you always have bottled water at home anyway).

Puppy pee pads are great to line the carrier with, or the litterbox. The bun might have to stay in the carrier for many hours if you need to leave the home, and disposable pee pads are very practical in such circumstances.