Fun fact ... or horror story, rabbits are unable to vomit, so all the grooming they do, on themselves and other bunnies, obviously catches loose hairs (fur) sometimes, and those loose hairs go through the bunnie's digestive tract and come out wrapped up in their poos ... somehow, their caecal pellets, the poos that rabbits eat from their anuses, are devoid of the stray hairs ... and while I myself do not believe in magic men in the sky, if you do the digestive tract of rabbits is a testament to how very clever regarding attenion to detail your preferred god was when he/she/it made bunnies. Seriously, somehow the rabbit's gut only puts the groomed hairs consumed into the dry poos, and leaves them out of the more moist, re-eaten ones. But at the same time, celery, the stalks and the leaves, are so fibrous that they can get trapped between the various gut chambers on a rabbit and kill it.
I can't state it enough, that even that those bunnies you see here or in the pet shops are SO DARN ABSOLUTE CUTE they are not good pets for children, as they are quite susceptible to back damage if picked up incorrectly.
Whats cuter than uber cute ?
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Fun fact ... or horror story, rabbits are unable to vomit, so all the grooming they do, on themselves and other bunnies, obviously catches loose hairs (fur) sometimes, and those loose hairs go through the bunnie's digestive tract and come out wrapped up in their poos ... somehow, their caecal pellets, the poos that rabbits eat from their anuses, are devoid of the stray hairs ... and while I myself do not believe in magic men in the sky, if you do the digestive tract of rabbits is a testament to how very clever regarding attenion to detail your preferred god was when he/she/it made bunnies.
Seriously, somehow the rabbit's gut only puts the groomed hairs consumed into the dry poos, and leaves them out of the more moist, re-eaten ones.
But at the same time, celery, the stalks and the leaves, are so fibrous that they can get trapped between the various gut chambers on a rabbit and kill it.
I can't state it enough, that even that those bunnies you see here or in the pet shops are SO DARN ABSOLUTE CUTE they are not good pets for children, as they are quite susceptible to back damage if picked up incorrectly.