times when I forgot I was not actually a rabbit: took temperature then panicked when it was below 101 F complained about having to stand on the tips of my hind feet

Hiya, is anyone in the NY-CT-NJ area able to foster/adopt a bunny? There is a pair of boys, one with a severe abscess, who need rescuing, but I don't have room without finding a home for at least one of my healthy rabbits.

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weirdly enough, it is REALLY NICE to not wake up with random crippling pain.

*rolls over giggling*

Had a terrible nightmare where Tulip was a kangaroo. No, thank you. Please stay a bunny rabbit.

I can't tell if the snoring is from Momo or Squiggles, but dang is it cuuuuute.

bunny tongues are the softest thing ever and rabbit kisses are THE BEST

New episode! 20-30 million years ago, our ancestors stopped being like other mammals when they stopped producing a sugar molecule called "Alpha Gal." Is an ancient pathogen behind why our lineage ditched an otherwise universal feature of mammal biology?🤔 youtu.be/KT44K_MRyQc

Yep, I just got rabbit fur in my tiger balm.

I just discovered hot and cold water dispensers at this conference, and I packed a ton of tea bags. Gonna have SO much tea!

I love veterinary medicine. Keynote speaker literally started with, "Why Most Animals Are Cooler Than Most People."

me: look, Tulip, this is Momo's tail Tulip: sniffs Tulip: sniffs Tulip: growls and tries to wipe tail fluff from existence me: ... never mind.

So Momo is not entirely without sense, because today Tulip wandered into his line of sight and he wrecked his pen in the mad dash to hide. Sorry, Momo. I promise I won't let her hurt you.

the biggest mistake you can ever make is to be good at inventory

Current US RHDV2 map via rhdv2.org Even indoor-only rabbits are at risk of RHDV2. The best way to protect your rabbit is to get them vaccinated. 💉 RHDV2 is serious & extremely contagious, affecting rabbits of all ages. 🦠🐇 Learn more: rabbit.org/resources/rhdv/

it's FAT BEAR WEEK!

Do indoor rabbits need vaccinations? The answer is yes, yes, yes! Dangerous diseases, such as Myxomatosis and RVHD-1 and 2, can still be transferred inside through flies and insects, other pets, and your shoes. Please book in with a rabbit-savvy vet as soon as possible.