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I left on Saturday to visit a friend and came back on Sunday night at like 3 AM, so my parents had one job that I only ever do, and that was to feed the bunnies for two nights and make sure they don’t run out of hay and water. Well, my dad did all of that perfectly fine. But for some reason, he poured the pellets all over their greens….. that were wet. I’m sure we all know what happens when pellets get wet, they turn to mush. I come home Sunday night, glance in their pen, see their pellet dish overturned, and a bunch of pellets in their greens dish, thinking one of them threw a fit and decided to throw the dish around, I didn’t realize until the next day that the ceramic dish is kinda flat and as much mush was in the greens was too much for just a few pellets that accidentally flew in. So, I asked my dad and he said “That’s not what you normally do?” well no… And the fact that I left the pellet dish with the greens dish in the pen before I leave so he could find it easily didn’t help his cause. The rabbits were of course angry with me, because their food was prepared wrong, twice.
My dad thought it’s like the dogs with their kibble and wet food, and their food all gets mixed together. Next time I guess I will have to write down what to do. 
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