THANK YOU! I was thinking this!!!!!!!

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Slow and steady really does win the race! 😅

🤔l'm a kid ok

So I don't know time

I don't question me ok

@@casena1870 bruh time is so easy, dumb

I really hope it was beets =>

They are vegetarian.

It wasn't meat

Wait nevermind, I thought it was another video

The rabbit was eating chicken 🍗

​​@serenity1378es but rabbits need a strictly vegan diet because of their delicate digestive system, feeding a bunny meat or dairy will cause gut stasis and death. No one is saying a rabbit won't eat meat but that doesn't mean it is safe to give them.

​@@jackwhitbread4583Agreed 100%. They can die !

​@serenity1378What is your point?? A rabbit owner must act RESPONSIBLY and give them the right food since they undertook to take care of them.End of the story! Okay?

A little ain’t gonna hurt but they shouldn’t eat meat at all because they vegan and can’t process animal meat it gives them poopy butt

Wait..meat..?

@@Ms.bunnyH. idk it looked like it was eating meat

Rabbits are not Kosher. In the wild they are scavengers and will at least be nibbling on the occasional dead "body." (Thusly, not considered Kosher. Which if some are not aware, that means those of certain religions are not allowed to eat them because they are "unclean." Although chickens will do that to, so there must be something else along with that bit to qualify for that classification. I wasn't paying a lot of attention to the whys, just the which ones, thought it'd be easier. Lol.)

My rabbit chews his hutch cubby all day

I’d rather him be flipping his dish over than eating his stinky hutch

My other rabbit tries to eat my siblings if they get close to him

​@@KermitAdventuresrabbits do not belong in hutches, every single rabbit charity on earth warns against them.

Scream louder for the people in the back lol

I was thinking the same, I understand they want the baby to pet it and all but a rabbit is not a toy 😡 Clearly isn't jazzed about the experience

​@@shoopydoopy9388True.The baby understands nothing.A moron.Keep rabbit away.

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Not always, for example here in Australia they're a pest that jeopardizes the native wildlife

Looked light a plant bulb? Not chicken

@@lifeisbutadreamsodreamon Hmm, I'm hoping it was a plant bulb, too, but I have to agree with the previous person as it did seem more like chicken

It was definitely chicken, could see the bone

Rabbits can’t eat chicken!

@@Mugsi every plant bulbs are actually toxic to rabbits just as meat is toxic

How is that scary? It's just a rabbit and a dog playing. When a bunny jumps around and runs, they are happy.

@@FancyHatDanto be fair, when a bunny jumps and runs, the bunny could also be running 😂

@@keegan9901 Yeah I know, but I was joking. But at the same time he could be doing binkies lmao

You must be fun at parties

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My floppys are doing just fine, had then for several years and the only vet visits needed have been for vaccines and neutering.

When I saw the rabbit eat chicken I was absolutely disgusted. Clearly these owners have done no research or they just don’t give a shit. Just knowing that poor creature probably suffered some complications makes me really upset and angry when it could have been prevented

@@TheEverythingPhobe it did not nessasarily suffer from the chicken. If it was a leftover thing, that small amount of chicken is okay, just means the rabbit will get a small amount of direarea. Basically, if the owner found it, recorded a few seconds then took it away, it's okish. Not ideal, but no severe effects.

@@norman2.0 NO, it's not okay and you can't JUSTIFY it with "just diarrhea" or "short video". Bunnies have no way expressing their pain! Those few bites can literally be fatal (and a result of excutiating pain). I sincerely hope you're not a bunny owner!

@@dandelion9369 I meant it was okISH from a medical point of view. And a bunny can express pain through many actions such as refusal to play with toys, lack of or reduction in activity, more jumpy and general unusual behaviour. Just because a rabbit can't speak, doesn't mean they can't convey ideas like hunger and pain. Much like you or me may use body language, rabbits will do the same. Meat is generally not extremely toxic to them, they just can't digest it. As the chicken was prepared for human consumption its also unlikely to be carrying any disease, so the rabbit should not get sick from the germs. Of course if the rabbit was eating full chunks of meat that would be a problem. However the chicken appeared to have been consumed by a person and therefore would have very little meat. My conclusion was that the rabbit would be okay and only suffer minior effects form eating the chicken. I did not say that feeding it chicken was okay.

Time to mute huggable penguin The KAREN 🤣 I knew there'd be a karen here

Rabbits are very dramatic, they look cute and tiny but don't get one if you can't handle the drama. They have big personalities and that is nothing in respect to a real bunny tantrum.

@@jackwhitbread4583 Oh I've got one! He's a blast but you're 💯 right about the tantrums

Yeah, tbh I’m not sure I could handle a bunny. They’re such divas I’d probably get annoyed with the poor thing. Love them from afar though!

AAAAAAHHHH MOMM FREE ROAM ME IM SICK OF BEING IN THIS FREAKING TINY ENCLOSURE 0:39

@@KermitAdventures bet its open

I had a bunny that used to kill mice.

....I actually had to check because I know other "herbivores" have been known to eat meat or animal parts on occasion (bovines eating baby birds, deer eating human bones - no I'm not making that second one up) and rabbits (or at the very least hares in particular) TECHNICALLY can eat meat if they really have to for their survival. They've even caught hares munching on a lynx carcass. It's.... still not advisable to feed a pet rabbit any sort of meat deliberately. Either kidney or digestive problems are bound to happen, especially if the bunny makes a habit of it.

@@FrostyTheDragon wild bunnies also eat bugs and things in the grass, domestic rabbits don't normally do that my other concern with it is the bone in the meat can do some really really bad damage to it.

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Nom nom Nom *GAG* nom Nom nom *poisoned* Now your friend is dead because it eat chicken bone never feed vegans meat 🥩

Chicken is gud for u

Not for rabbits!

That video looked like torture.

Not only that, but the baby could be allergic to it too. Depending on the level and specific type of allergy it may not present itself until some time after touching the animal. Plus what you said.

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I feel pretty successful, roof over my head, food on table, no loans, and a cat that loves me. I dont have a big house, i dont have an expensive watch or buy new clothes every month. I guess success can be measured in many ways. Also my gf and i are a true duo which helps.

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