You're in love. You want one of those adorable creatures. But before you take one more step, stop and consider the implications. We are certain that the urine seeped down into the padding. It's a common scene each Easter.
Parents take their kids to look at the bunnies in the pet shop and end up buying one on a whim.
Then the problems start. The poor animal ends up being caged all day long and fed a poor diet of harmful foods, he or she won't play with the children like a dog will, being naturally timid, and the novelty wears off. These rabbits consume several pounds of pellets a week in order to produce several pounds of different pellets a week. If you don't plan well, however, it can also mean misery and discomfort for you, your pet or both. Keep these handy tips in mind when traveling with animals so everyone enjoys the journey.