Can my Bunny get sick?

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- 01/10/2014 at 6:20 PM
  RetroJester
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  Right now, all five of my cats have got the kitty sniffles. They are at my mom’s house, but I take my bunny Nellie with me there when I go on Friday and Saturday. Nellie stays in her own room, separated from the cats all the time, but I am worried about her getting sick. Is this possible? Also, if I leave Nellie at the house where she usually stays, and I go to the house around the cats, could Nellie still get sick?
- 01/11/2014 at 5:20 PM
  prince squid
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  I know bunnies and humans can’t give colds to each other, but I’m not sure about bunnies and cats.. I would assume not, but I’d call your bunny vet and ask over the phone or just do some googling
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