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Ria P · 11-08-2021, 08:18 AM

Yes, to surrender your rabbit to a rabbit rescue would be a good and probably much easier option.

Many years ago i had guinea pigs and a cairn terrier. The dog came too close to a piggy one day trying to sniff her and promptly got bitten on his snout. He never went anywhere near the piggys again. I rushed up worried about the pig and ended up with a bleeding dog.

Your cat may do her best to avoid the rabbit now.

Another thing you need to consider is that, as far as i know, rabbits should live in pairs. In a rescue they may be able to bond her with another. You could contact the rescue for an informal enquiry.

11-08-2021, 08:18 AM
Ria P House of Hamsters Join Date: Mar 2019 Location: Wiltshire, UK Posts: 7,103	Re: Adoption thoughts Yes, to surrender your rabbit to a rabbit rescue would be a good and probably much easier option. Many years ago i had guinea pigs and a cairn terrier. The dog came too close to a piggy one day trying to sniff her and promptly got bitten on his snout. He never went anywhere near the piggys again. I rushed up worried about the pig and ended up with a bleeding dog. Your cat may do her best to avoid the rabbit now. Another thing you need to consider is that, as far as i know, rabbits should live in pairs. In a rescue they may be able to bond her with another. You could contact the rescue for an informal enquiry.