Are dwarf bunnies good with cats?

Answer 1

No. Cats eat rabbits, and can easily kill them. Cats are very territorial, so they really don't like other animals living with them. They are fine with ferrets, though. Even if your cat didn't eat the rabbit, the bunny would become very nervous, and miserable, it would be afraid of the cat's size. So, to finish of my answer, no animals can live with cats happily apart from ferrets.

Answer 2

First answer: No the cats will eat the bunnies

Another opinion: Some rabbits and cats get along, some do not. Although a dwarf rabbit is more likely to be attacked by a cat than a large rabbit, that doesn't mean your cat will necessarily attack: it depends on their individual personalities.

If your cat attacks your rabbit (or vice versa - it can happen!), you should keep them separated at all times. Never let pets fight: it can be emotionally traumatic and, of course, physically dangerous. With rabbits, even a tiny skin cut can lead to a huge abscess. If your rabbit and cat get along well, then you can let them be together under supervision, but separate them when you're away because, after all, cats are predators and rabbits are prey: although they seem gentle, you never know when wild instincts will snap in. You don't want to come home to find a dead pet. See the related questions/links below for more help.

Answer 3

no way bunnies are so fluffy and cats are so wierd

Answer 4

ask your DAD