the bull researches his new pet;

[inachinashop]

I have a question for all you Tales who used to be bunny rabbits, once upon a time! (I know that's Edwina and May and Nava and maybe some other people)

What do bunnies eat?

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[getoffmybridge]

NO NO NO FUCKIT NO!

[inachinashop]

But Ferdinand needs to eat!

[getoffmybridge]

HE ATE MY SHOES!

[inachinashop]

Are bunnies supposed to eat those?

John.

[thelionraines]

John... you've got Reid and Edwina mixed up.

Adam.

[inachinashop]

But I thought Edwina was the bunny rabbit that ran the race!

[sleeproot]

The wild kind of bunny or the pet kind of bunny?

[inachinashop]

Well, he's my pet so I guess he's the pet kind of bunny?

[superiffic]

!!!

[inachinashop]

EDWINA I THOUGHT YOU WERE A BUNNY!!!

I'm sorry. [doodled sad face]

[mausketeer]

HARES AND RABBITS ARE NOT THE SAME.

[inachinashop]

Oh no! I'm sorry. Which one are you?

[mausketeer]

NEITHER. MOUSE.

But May likely would have written the same, thing, so I thought I would get it out of the way.

Young rabbits should be fed with unlimited hay and pellets. Rabbits over the age of 12 weeks can be introduced to vegetables as treats. Between 8 months to a year, pellets can be reduced to .5 cups per 6 pounds of weight.
After 1 year of age, a minimum of three vegetables should be supplied. Pellets can be reduced to between .25 and .5 cups of a low fat, hi fiber brand of pellets. In the case of weight gain, pellets should be reduced, and hay should be increased.

[inachinashop]

Mouses are cute too! Isaac bit me once when he was a mouse, and I was awful angry about it, but now we're good friends and I like them again.

That's a lot of instruction, I'm going to have to write it all down. Except I don't think I know how old Ferdinand is.