I've not had rabbits now for nearly five years.However I have had hammies..even the act of removing the bedding cleaning out the cage etc,sets me off .I remember getting rid of Rio rabbits litter tray,toys etc after he passed.I would love to have another rabbit,however finances are tight I really couldn't afford vet bills etc.I will be getting a new Syrian hammy in the next month or so after wee "Pi" was put to sleep some weeks ago.
Cleaning out his litter trays and removing everything from his room was very upsetting I am not going to be getting any more rabbits, I won't say never again but right now I couldn't think of getting any more, probably ever. He was so special to me and the bond we had with him couldn't be found easily with another rabbit. It wouldn't be fair on the new rabbit/s expecting it to fill a Boots sized hole in our lives. I have had quite a few rabbits both whilst I was young - they were my mum's rabbits, and in later years, and the bond we had with Boots was so strong, it was unlike any I've had with any other rabbit. Even my mum cried when I told her Boots had gone, he used to go to her house when we went away
We are very fortunate to have other furries in our life, my cat definitely senses that there is something wrong and is being extra affectionate, normally he doesn't do cuddles but he spent an hour laid under my chin last night, and again today! I am trying to keep myself busy and cheerful by watching my goats up to their antics!