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- 08/25/2013 at 7:45 PM
  EMRabbits
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  As some of you know, I have two rabbits. A 6 year old Mini rex and a 5 year old Rex.
  
  Today I adopted a 8 year old (EXTREMELY shy cat) who would have gone to the shelter otherwise. My family is not that ethusiastic about it. (All but my mom didn’t know about it until I brought her home). Does anyone have tips on how to keep this combination running smoothly with rabbits and a cat. The cat will probably stay mainly in my room (currently she’s hiding in a corner and won’t come out).
  
  Also, do I need to worry about disease or something from handling cat stuff then handling rabbit stuff?
- 08/26/2013 at 12:39 AM
  LongEaredLions
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  Introduce the cat by putting the bunny in a cage and letting the cat near. If they get on well, it is ok to let them associate, but it is recommended to never leave a cat, even a well behaved one, unattended with a rabbit. I don’t know about the whole cross contaminating thing, mabye some other member will give some info. Good luck!
- 08/26/2013 at 1:53 AM
  jerseygirl
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  It sounds like she’ll benefit from some TLC. Do you know her history?
  
  I’ve no experience with Cats & Buns but hope some of the info here helps.
  http://www.catsandrabbitsandmore.com/cats___rabbits_together
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