Cooking with Suzy

 

Greetings Every Bunny!

Today we'll show you how to prepare treats made with Critical Care and baby food.

We'll need:

3 Tablespoons of Apple Banana Critical Care

3 Tablespoons of hot water

2 Tablespoons of baby food

Mix hot water with critical care, then  add baby food. Roll on hand in dry critical care, place on pan covered in tinfoil.

Bake at 150 degrees for 30 minutes.

You can use whatever kind of baby food you'd like or pumpkin purée. (We used "Earth's Best Apples & Blueberries" baby food).

Our oven goes down to only 170 degrees so that's what went with. After 30 minutes we had the following (quarter in upper right is size reference):

I'm sure the next patch will be more consistent size wise ;-) 

Stick to it, hoomin!

... and before we serve it with mint and raspberry ....

 ... survey says!

... I like mint, go figure.

Ok, Ok, I loved them. 

Just had to wait till hoomin wasn't looking 

and I nomed them in a heartbeat! 

Thank you Suzy!

Well, glad you like them Mr. Bun :-)

- Thank you Renee and Suzy for the recipe and  inspiration!

PS: Follow Suzy, Cleo and Mr. Toes on their FB!

Spike and Derby

Again with the camera mom?!
And yes, we are going to a bunn rave tonight. Hoomins are not invited.

- Thank you Tracy!

Peanut and Tater Tot

Yeah, I'm sure. They always get distracted this way. Remember, timing is everything, we have to do this right when the latch is being open. Ok, here she comes, just like we practiced .... 

- Thank you Denise!

Mufasa

Don't you worry, hoomin. How much disapproval do you need today?

- Thank you Cara!

PS:

Mufasa is from feline/rabbit rescue in Nebraska, "Cara's Animal House".

Cara says "We have 49 cats and 28 buns in our care now. We rescue, foster, and do adoptions. We are also a sanctuary for any that do not find a permanent home. After researching, I believe we are the only companion rabbit rescue in Nebraska. 

It is tough, but slowly we are spreading the word about rabbits. So many people just do not understand them. A lot of the calls we get are from rabbits that used to be 4-H show rabbits and no longer serve their "purpose" or from parents of children who just "lost interest". And then we have our farm stores, which sell them for $10 to anyone who walks in the door. 

Never ending battle, but we will be their voice and we will continue to fight for them. We just love your page and love all the stories that you post. We got to know you from Dolly's page. What amazing people her parents are. We still miss her, as everyone does I am sure."

This is their rescue page on FB. They are working on a stand alone website and their very own logo.

Angel

Gawd! You call this 'art' mom? 

Maybe from this angle? Nope. This angle? Nope! 

Mom. Hey! Let's chat. This 'art'....yeah.

 It is RUBBISH!! I have a 'taste' for art. This....isn't it. 

I got an idea. Ready?! 

Return this piece for a full return! ASAP!!!

- Thank you Angela!

Mikey

It's what you say? M*n... something something? No, I don't do those. And you have to go where and do what now?!!!???

- Thank you Gabrielle!

Mr. Bun update....

Greetings folks! Been to the vet on Tuesday and the word is I gained some weight. Eating hay, I gained some weight. Go figure. My leg is doing as well as it's going to. Got a butt baf too. I hate those and will continue to hate them. The only thing that makes them better are treats ;-)

The indignity continues though. My hoomin figured out how to give me a butt wash all by himself - in a pinch, if there's no one around to help, bl**dy b*st*rd. But my bum will stay clean at least.

Next, the new liner from http://www.cartwheelfactory.com/
We tried it couple of times and it seems to work fine. The biggest problem initially was the smell of this stuff. Very rubbery and nasty. Hoomin soaked and washed it in body was in the bathtub, then left it out in the sun for a day. Now it smells like body wash.

It's super easy to hand wash though. A little bit of dish soap will foam up on it like crazy. Rinse, hang out to dry and it's ready in a few minutes to be put down again. That's a huge advantage over the drawer liners that would take a long time to be cycled through machine wash and dry.

My next favourite thing is the VetBed from PetLife in the UK! Initially we got just 1 piece of it and now favourite spot is where ever that thing is. Soft, comfy, wick away the moisture really well.

After hoomin realised how much I like it, he ordered 9 more pieces to have a rotation going. The only complaint we have is that we could not find a US distributor of it. You can find it on Amazon here, it ships from the UK though. Guess where it shipped from in the UK - Manchester ;-) Yep.

... see the grey stuff? That's the VetBed.

So now you have it. And after all this rigmarole clean up, set up and picture taking,
I got a nice, very nice saaaalad.

One puzzling question remains. How do you re-train a bunn to use a litter box after he stopped using it? Hmmmm.....

- Mr. Bun