Are you a knitter / crochetter?I don't know what I love more, the bunny or the yarn!!
Haha, I do crochet, but not as much or as well as I'd like!Are you a knitter / crochetter?
Ahh a rabbit on top of a wool warehouse bagToday I climbed a wool mountain. What are other bunnies doing? Love from Pearl Grey. View attachment 5982
Thank you cinnabun14. That's very kind. Flo was hospitalized 4 weeks ago with stasis and spent 3 days there with herbie by her side. Shes only just started going in the garden this last week and is enjoying her senior years (she's about 8 now) in the garden and is more active this last week than she has been for a very long time. Id like to think she is helping with the gardening - she's very adept ar eating primrose and mint despite a very large garden with grass!Haha, I do crochet, but not as much or as well as I'd like!
@Craig 1965 Flo looks so happy in the garden border! Like a rabbit-shaped tulip![]()
I am sorry to say this but Primroses can be/are toxic to Rabbits. I don't want her to get ill.Beautiful photo. Flo has been sampling the primroses along my garden border and then chilling in a pop up tunnel whilst herbie relaxed indoors....(the brick was to prevent tunnel being blown about). Flo found the brick quite a nice cooling thing to lie against.
Ooh, I didn't know this. Crumbs - she's been eating them. I'll monitor and see. She seems ok and is eating ok this morning. Thank you for the advice. Honestly, it was ivy last spring and primrose now.I am sorry to say this but Primroses can be/are toxic to Rabbits. I don't want her to get ill.
I imagine the wild Bunnies have more of an instinct as to what they should and shouldn't eat. I hope she'll be ok. She is lucky to have all your grass! It's better to be safe than sorry. Hope you are ok too!Ooh, I didn't know this. Crumbs - she's been eating them. I'll monitor and see. She seems ok and is eating ok this morning. Thank you for the advice. Honestly, it was ivy last spring and primrose now.