My first bun used to do this with any open bag of corn chips he could get at; he’d barrel right in and gorge. Of course this was back when we were pretty ignorant of bunny health matters, but somehow he lived to a ripe old age of 10 regardless.

The funniest part was that if startled, he’d forget he had to back out of the bag; he’d bolt forwards and go *whump!* against the plastic. XD

*keeps track of her points*

Time for Bunbaghab.

Sigh…I went to the grocery store, and searched and searched among all the bags of salad, bags of carrots, even, and NO bunny OR frog. Not even a slug.

I feel SO let down. Why does everyone else get the good stuff!

Maybe it is for the best. I can’t think of the best dressing for a little grey bunny, except maybe russian?

Sabrina: TEN THOUSAND points for spelling minuscule right. No, Ten MILLION.

Off to Bag-Hab with that rabbit!

Off to Bag-Hab with that rabbit!

Iceberg–not bad for bunny digestion, just holds minuscule nutritional value. Is a nice treat though and good for bunnies who are dehydrated. All it is is cellulose and water. Bunnies, unlike humans have the ability to digest cellulose.

I doubt this person is raising this rabbit on bagged salad alone. Puhhlease.

Geez … why is the prize always at the very bottom!

I have always eaten home grown veg. My Dad growdid it and now I do. A well cooked caterpillar was a frequent accompaniment.