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I think it's best to introduce them early on in the piece- they might be a bit stand-offish towards each other, but I recommend you observe what happens. Your kittens might kind of adopt it as another, more weird looking kitten. On the other hand, they might think PLAY! and think your little bunny is a new personal plaything.
I'd be inclined to just put them in the same room and watch what happens. Stoke them all, let them know they're safe, and neither needs to be a threat to the others. It helps just to get different animals accustomed to each other- in most occasions, they at least learn how to avoid each other if they don't get along.
I have 2 cats and got a dog and I was afraid that they would fight.. what we did was hold the cat and put the dog next to you and let them sniff eachother
pretty soon they will get used to eachother and u can let your rabbit roam around your house
occansionaly they will get into a little spat but nothing that serious
It will not attack it!! I have 6 cats and 2 bunnies, and everytime I let my 2 bunnies out they would all go and see, and they would smell it, and try to like hit it but they won't, they just follow it and they try to find out like what the hell is that its not a cat!! and they would just follow every step the bunnys take, but after awhile they stop and when the bunnies come out they just stare..
I am a pet sitter and have several houses with unusual combinations and as long as they are introduced early they shouldn't be a problem. Oddly enough I had cats who would kill squirrels outside but I had a pet squirrel inside and none of my cats ever bothered scout. as a matter of fact one of my cats mourned him terribly when he died. the main thing to worry about is that the bunny and kittens do not chew electrical cords! this is a terrible problem especially with some rabbits.
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Will my cat attack my rabbit?
I recently got a bunny,and I have 2 small Kittens.And Im scared to let my bunny out because of the cats.((my bedroom door is weird,it like opens randomly))
Do you think my cats would attack my bunny?
And if so,Is there anyway to keep it form happening?
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cna I get them to meet and now want to kill each other?