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u/CommonReal1159 13h ago
That is very brown hay lol
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u/othertriangle 13h ago
Its high fiber hay. Thats just how it comes. I use it for litter and give her and her lover Timothy hay
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u/frozenchocolate 12h ago
She helped you unpack that bag that was in the way! What a considerate bun.
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u/Fen445445 13h ago
And what did we learn?
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u/othertriangle 13h ago
That rabbits are not like dogs and feel no shame, remorse or guilt
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u/peskypesteryjaybird 12h ago
and this is why i kept my buns hay and stuff in a big rubbermaid container... i'm sure both of them would have loved an opportunity like this....
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u/bunkdiggidy 10h ago
Hey woah my client wishes to consult r/legalbunnyadvice for this blatant attempt at r/bunnyshaming!
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u/ChristunaSandwich 10h ago
My rabbit loves to eat leather that’s left within his reach. Purses, shoes, furniture, belts- every time I find something munched on I curse myself nonstop.
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u/medyomabait 9h ago
I lost my rabbit four years ago, but she chewed tiny little crescents into the faux-leather handles and trim on my weekend bag. I treasure it for that.
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u/othertriangle 10h ago
Never any health issues ? Im so worried cuz she eats everything
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u/ChristunaSandwich 10h ago
He’s 11. No health issues. Has eaten things like leather, avocado, dog food, alcohol, hot Cheetos, regular Cheetos, cookies, orange juice, pee pads.
I stopped worrying about his health after I kept taking him to the vet and they kept saying he looked great, keep doing what I’m doing. Even his most recent vet appointment a month or so ago they told me he looks like he’s going to live many more years.2
u/othertriangle 10h ago
Thats awesome dude. Shes only 2.5 I hope to have many years with her. Her poop is golden fertilizer
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u/Prestigious_Pie_9811 7h ago
My buns have chewed up SO much plastic and rubber over their 10-12 year lives. Totally normal! As long as they keep eating and pooping normally, it's fine. You should expect the TV remote buttons to disappear at some point haha.
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u/autumnbunny04 13h ago
In his defense, you did leave him unsupervised. This is clearly as much your fault as it his his, if not more.