zz "Bunny" courtesy listing

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Bunny needs to be an only cat. We do not know how she would do with a

dog and suspect she would not do well with young children. She is wary

of men but will warm up to those in her household who give her love and

treats.

According to the vet as of a few months ago, Bunny is healthy except

for being overweight. Her right eye weeps a little, but the vet says

this is not serious. She is about four years old. She is on on 5 mg of

Prozac. (She does not do well on 10 mg.) She is easy to pill, just tilt

her chin up and pop the pill in back at her throat. She does not respond

to any form of Feliway. She is great about using her litter box except

that she doesn't always cover everything well.

Bunny is a fantastic companion, a clown who loves to talk to you and

loves to play. Her favorite toy is anything with feathers that she can

tear apart. Since those require close supervision, her second favorite

toy is her fleece string on a stick, which she plays with every day. She

is highly food-motivated and loves Churu and almost any meat. She is

good about using her cardboard scratcher on the ground but does use her

claws for grip when jumping up onto things. She is wary of strangers and

of open doors to the outside.

Bunny doesn't always want to be pet but will often ask for head rubs

and occasionally for big cuddles with face rubs. She likes to be near

you but not usually on you. She does fine when left home alone, except

maybe for checking out what's on the kitchen counters. She might wake

you by walking on the bed while you sleep but is not noisy at night.

Bunny will not wake you in the morning unless you start feeding her

first thing.

Contact Karen
[email protected]