Comments | dot_pet_snark: Nutition

wideeyedlookout in dot_pet_snark

Nutition

Aug 16, 2006 12:46

What kinds of crazy stuff does my rabbit get into? Well, let's see. Haha. I could go on and on! Cyanide seems to be a favorite. Oh, and who could forget anti-freeze, chicken bones, birth control pills, Zoloft, Advil (they're like little candies!), lead paint, I really could go on all day. LOLZ! I guess they can eat a lot of different things, huh? ( Read more... )

animal neglect, diorglam, bunnyowners

Comments 8

mbif August 16 2006, 17:16:21 UTC

I believe direct-quoting is against the comm (and LJ's) rules. You might want to make your snark just link to the post in question instead of a cut.

wideeyedlookout August 16 2006, 20:24:37 UTC

Oh, sorry. I thought it'd be like the others where they'd want the original text also in case the link ended up breaking.

Direct quoting is against LJ's rules? Why?

mbif August 16 2006, 21:21:20 UTC

I'm not 100% sure why direct-quoting public entries is a violation of the rules, but this community has gotten in trouble with LJ for it before.

arcanefairy August 16 2006, 17:49:41 UTC

Okay it's one thing if an animal acidently takes something bad for them, it's another if you go about feed them. There is no excuse for the wine. Or really any of those things.

My oldest cat Kitty has a tendancy to steal cookies (she loves Girl Guide Cookies the best) if you don't keep a close eye on her. She's 19, got bad hips, but boy can she run when she has a cookie in her mouth!

allotheist August 16 2006, 21:46:32 UTC

"She's lived for five years and she's not dead yet!"

I can live for five years by smoking, drinking, and eating high-fat foods - chances are my ending will be slow, painful, and peppered with medical issues.

And the thing of it is, nothing's really as bad for humans as Oreos and wine are for rabbits, because human beings have a junkyard dog of a digestive system - we can even handle onions, avocado, chocolate and booze [in limited quantity], all of which are harmful for one species or another. Nothing acts on our digestive system the way it'd act on a rabbit's, which is why you can't really make a good parallel - you're hurting the rabbit's gut more than I could ever explain aside from the dry facts and details, which this brainless twit seems to completely ignore.

jennie_c_d August 16 2006, 21:57:24 UTC

And besides that, five years is LEIK TEH LONGEST RABBIT LIFE EVER!

kinda_awkward August 17 2006, 01:36:08 UTC

Almost as disturbing as what she feeds her rabbit is what she apparently feeds her dog. ...No meat?!

...WHAT IS SHE FEEDING THESE CREATURES? D:

Bonus snark in comments originalwacky August 17 2006, 09:01:11 UTC

"I hardly ever bother to even look at the rabbit, even though he's mine, and have NO clue what else my daddy might be feeding him!"

http://community.livejournal.com/bunnyowners/2809239.html?thread=26008471#t26008471