Anooooooother flower! It’s my 5th one. Yay me! =) My rubber-flower-from-under-the-slippers collection is growing.

I heard that people like to collect different things. Some peeps like to collect baseball cards (I think it’s some kind of fun sport), some people like to collect coins from different countries or eras, or both =) Also my parents taught me that some people like to collect flowers, like me. The only difference is that the flowers are not rubber ones, but real dried ones. People dry them flat and make pretty arrangements from them 🙂 It’s all very interesting, isn’t it? What do you like to collect, my friends? Anything fascinating?

Personally, I also simply LOVE to collect veggies…. in my tummy! Does that count? =)

Hello there!

How is everybunny doing today? Have you guys ever wondered where you came from? I never thought about how and where I came from until my mom told me a story about her very close friend, named Jena. Mommy told me that before little people arrive on this beautiful planet, they spend some time in their mommy’s tummy. They grow in there until they are ready to come out and meet the world. Well, auntie Jena is carrying a little person in her tummy right now! This little bundle of joy will arrive in the beginning of July 🙂 How exciting is that? At first I thought it will be a bunny too, just like me, but mommy told me I was silly and cute, and that only human babies come from human people. Oh, well, I’m just as excited to meet auntie Jena’s little peep as I would be to meet a baby bunny. Come to think of it, even more excited 😀 You know why? Because if auntie Jena is so smart, pretty (like a flower–>I’ve seen photos) and funny then her baby can only be that and better! I have yet to meet auntie Jena. Unfortunately, she lives far away in a city called Toronto, but mommy told me lots of fun stories about their friendship and adventures. Mom really likes Jena and values her as one of her closest friends. And you know, guys, true friends are hard to find! 

Hey there!

I found another flower from the bottom of mommy’s slippers –> It’s mine now, and in my diary it goes. I have a collection of 3 so far 🙂 I love collecting them.

Recently I had to go to a Vet! Oh, boy, I was a little scared because I heard so many stories about those mysterious Veterinarian people. Turns out, they’re not so bad, quite the opposite. The Vet weighed me (3 lbs), took my temperature, and listened to the my heartbeat. It was all good. We even learned many useful things:

#1. Bananas are a big no-no for bunnies. They’re full of sugar and can upset bunnies’ tummies, which can be life threatening :O Oh, no! So good-bye yummy but dangerous yellow fruit, no more of you!

#2. Bunnies need to have lots and lots of hay available to them. It’s good for the digestion and can prevent many tummy diseases. I say “Yay for Hay!” 🙂

#3. Bunnies need at least 3 different vegetables daily. Variety is necessary to obtain all the needed vitamins and nutrients. (Fancy words). Ever since mommy found that out, she’s been giving me 5-6 different kinds of veggies daily. I couldn’t be happier 😀

*munches on some parsley and carrots*

The Vet also gave us a list of veggies and fruits that are safe for bunnies like me. I’ve decided to share it with you guys. I hope it helps other bunnies out there:

Safe veggies:

*Basil *Beet greens (tops) *Bok choy *Broccoli *Brussels sprouts *Carrot & Carrot tops *Celery *Cilantro *Clover *Collard greens *Dandelion *Endive *Escarole *Green Peppers *Mint *Parsley *Sweet Pea Pods *Peppermint leaves *Radish tops *Raspberry leaves *Romaine lettuce (only kind) *Watercress *Wheat grass.   There are also *Kale and *Spinach, but sparingly as it may be toxic in large qualities over time.

Safe fruits:

*Apple (no stem or seeds) *Blueberries *Melon *Papaya *Peach *Pear *Pineapple *Plums *Raspberries *Strawberries.

Dear bunny-lovers friends, please keep in mind that we, bunnies, have sweet tooth and even we they would prefer the sugary fruits, it’s not healthy in large qualities and may upset our little tummies. So only a little bit of fruits per day are needed for a healthy bunny 🙂