Leporidae domesticus

OK, I’ll admit it. The main reason I renewed my subscription to UKY was to continue posting pictures of our rabbit. Thus I begin a new thread, with a new username, but starring the same adorable lagomorph.

What a cutie.

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Ha! I Thought you seemed familiar! Oreo!  

What a cutie.

I’m happy to pass along all compliments. He doesn’t have a big head. Big ears, on the other hand…

Ha! I Thought you seemed familiar! Oreo!  

Indeed! aka Chompsky

His tray is a stainless steel gastronorm, as used in restaurants and catering. He kept sampling the usual plastic ones. The litter is recycled paper. The hay started in the tray; sometimes he prefers takeaway.

The storage drawer under the bed has been converted into a little playroom.

stainless steel gastronorm

Crikies, that sounds like an intestinal implant.

Ha! I Thought you seemed familiar!

Ahhh, me too! No wonder!! 

Yay!!! 

Crikies, that sounds like an intestinal implant.

To go with the titanium hip replacement he’ll need when he gets older.

Shoutout to catering supply outfit Nisbets, unlikely competitor to Pets At Home.

Yay!!! 

I think he might make himself very comfortable here.

So freaking adorable!!!!!  Little half closed eyes!

Here he is as a youngster during a weigh in.



One could be forgiven for assuming he was sticking his tongue out at me for forcing this indignity upon him – he had better things to do with his morning than being scooped into a measuring bowl and set on a kitchen scale – but I think he was just having a bit of a cleanup after a meal.

Currently he’s 2kg.

When we bought this chair we never would have dreamed that a rabbit would be taking it over.


Sweet peppers again – yay!


The best seat in the house.

What this thread needs is video. Mind the volume on the first one!











Let's finish this post off with some philosophy

Awww!  The fluff!  The cuteness!   

Haven't had a good batch of hay in quite a while. By "a good batch" I mean he eats a bit more of it than usual; most has always been wastage. As foodstuffs go hay is pretty inoffensive (providing you don't suffer from hay fever, and barring the odd prickly ouchy handful), and thankfully cheap, but lately he's been dragging enormous quantities of it all over the floor <sigh>.