Xiaoli

Look your bunny need more hay. I get it, yes, but no, what they need is good quality hay.

Hi! I'm a Ph.D. candidate studying library and information science, living in west Munich. As a researcher, I'm constantly stressed out, and quality time with small animals is the most effective de-stressor I've ever know, that's one of the reasons my husband convinced me to take in our two bunnies three years ago. Since then we've learned the ins and outs of rabbits, they can be moody little balls of rage sometimes, they'd also prefer any other food than good old hay most of the time. They don't know what to do with themselves when it's too warm and they definitely need to be indoors when it's below 5 degrees. They have a very delicate psyche and some of them are easily traumatized. They can be adventurous in all the wrong ways, and you're stuck to clean up after their mess.

Hey but they are the most precious little things, aren't they? I'm happy to help you take good care of your babies when you need it.

Bunny parents, I'm happy to visit your fur balls when you are not around, refill the hayrack and the water bowl, clean the litter box/ change the bedding if needed, prepare fresh veggies/ fruit bites, even offer them some raw oatmeal if they are good girls/boys (of course they are, who am I kidding.)

We can also arrange bunny boarding, provided that your bunnies are spayed/neutered. We don't have a yard, but large green areas around the neighborhood, even a Stadtpark where I run every other morning so if your bunny needs to be outdoors regularly that wouldn't be a problem.

With all that said, if you need care for other small animals: hamster, guinea pig, a rat -- I can help, too, as long as specific instructions are clear.

I've been living in Munich for a year, I'm currently working at home so I'm flexible time-wise, let me know your needs and preferences, I'm sure we can work something out.