RE: meow!! bunny!!

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RE: meow!! bunny!!

05/04/2007 at 2:11 PM

wendyzski

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Buns and cats can coexist, and even be friends, but it depends on the personalities of the animals.

You probably want to supervise their first meetings, to make sure they don’t hurt each other. There will probably be some scuffling and chasing while they sort out who is in charge.

Make sure the bunny stays away from the cat’s litterbox – the dust from the clay-based litters can cause respiratory problems.