so sorry to hear about your loss…

then, we bought another 2 rabbits to remind us of Flopsy, Floppy and Flippy. they’ve been with us since January this year. unfortunately, they started developed symptoms of a disease too, which rotten their nose and feet. sadly, they won’t be with us soon. we treated with medicine and quarantined both of them separately to avoid Floppy’s disease to be spread to Flippy, but it got spread anyway. now, we bought a big cage to place both of them together and hope they spend their last moment together happily.

FlipFlop used to be so cute and lively before this, ears up whenever we’re near and run lighting fast. nowadays, all they do is just lie and ears down, they do not look happy AT ALL, and their looks are spoilt as well as their fur because of the disease.

we swear we won’t rear any bunnies anymore. they just kept doing on us too.. i feel your pain. Astro looks soooooo cute! so sorry about his death.

(Hey, have you considered getting an “older” pet instead of baby bunnies? They tend to be more fragile and harder to care…)

the point is, it’s natural that pet dies, regardless to how well u’ve taken care of them (u dont expect them to outlive u, do u?)

Try to get it over n try again, this time it’ll only make u a more experienced owner(n a stronger one too). U cant just let this to haunt u for d rest of ur life. U’re gonna bear children, remember? N who knows ur child might 1 day ask for a pet him/herself? What u gonna tell him/her? ” No son, mum tried that n failed n i dont want u to get hurt here so…”? A child needs to learn d truth of life n death, and it could start by having a pet(less hurt dont u think?). The “child” could be u.

Does death take love away too? Will u stop loving pet even tho death parted u with it? When u own a pet, doesn’t it come in package which includes death? Find love n courage from Him. Dont give up just yet.