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nolabear

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9. It was an impossible task. Baby bunnies are very fragile.

Reply to panader0 (Original post)

Sun Apr 19, 2015, 12:47 AM

Apr 2015

I suppose that's one reason they breed so fast. Poor little things.

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Our old cat (16) just maimed a baby bunny. [View all] panader0 Apr 2015 OP

It sounds like the bunny's spinal cord may have been damaged. In_The_Wind Apr 2015 #1

My dog catches one occasionally. When he's done all I can find are pieces of fur. Lil Missy Apr 2015 #2

It's been degloved and has a serious spinal injury. Hell Hath No Fury Apr 2015 #3

If you have trouble killing it, give it back to Belle. B Calm Apr 2015 #4

:( shenmue Apr 2015 #5

Update: Little bunny didn't make it. panader0 Apr 2015 #6

Thank you for trying to help. narnian60 Apr 2015 #7

Baby bunny... Dont call me Shirley Apr 2015 #8

It was an impossible task. Baby bunnies are very fragile. nolabear Apr 2015 #9

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