#elder bun

I’m ignoring you so hard right now!

I think she’s dreaming of ways to pee in my shoe.

River had another hangry tantrum.  I think it’s because I had mixed in broken up pellets into her other ‘candy food’, so she wouldn’t touch it.  At least she started eating some oats after a force-feeding consisting of banana-blueberry baby food, finely ground and sieved alfalfa pellets and oats (her shipment of critical care was delayed and won’t arrive until the end of the month).  Good to know that I can make a substitute if I need to!

Thanks for visiting the blog and we hope you all have a great weekend!  Stay safe out there and we’ll be back with more bunny cuteness on Monday.

Do you have cranberry?

I just wanted to keep you all in the loop that River’s been having a bit of a rough go of it the last few days with the advent of some seizure activity.  She isn’t in any pain and the seizures are just a few moments of missing time for her.  Given her advanced age (10 years, 4 months) and frailty, we’re at the comfort care stage of her journey.

She’s still the sweet little munchkin she’s always been and is still showing interest in food and the world around her.  She has her good days where she’s more lucid and we’re making the most out of every day we have with her by showering her with attention and love.

Thanks for visiting the blog and we’ll be back with more bunny cuteness on Monday.

I heard a giggle come from the living room and found big human feeding River. He said, “Clearly, she got into the Cheetos again!”

Action Cheeto bun!  Sorry for the blurry pic, but I had to yank the camera away before she could nose-bonk it and get carrot baby food all over the lens.