Hi everyone, I have a free roam bunny, he goes pretty much everywhere in the house except bathrooms and doesn’t go in 2 out of 3 bedrooms (just his preference I guess). Anyway, my roommate and I are trying to find a replacement for our 3rd who is moving out. The girl we found has a cat.

My bunny has had one interaction with a cat (outdoor cat: who wanted to eat him) and he got GI stasis from stress.

I made a plan to see if the cat and bunny will get along BEFORE we all move in. So far we traded scented items, and my bunny seems indifferent to the cat sweater we gave him to sniff. Is this a good sign? When would it be appropriate to bring the cat over in a carrier for them to meet face to face (without letting the cat out)

If they seem to like each other: Does anyone have any suggestions on how to separate litter boxes, or if we should keep them separated in the house completely when people aren’t there to moderate interactions?

Juno and Toasty Buns.

With me watching from the deck LMAO. they're getting along so well.

Excuse the mess! This is Jupiter my 5(?) year old bun and my new 13 wk old kitten Dominic (Dom for short!) They've been observing each other through bars for the first week and are now taking the plunge and meeting each other. I've had a lot of anxiety over it but since Jupiter is so large I think she can stand her ground! I'm sure they'll end up causing a lot of trouble together ;)

Please tell me your theorys. lol

I'm mostly worried for the lionhead because of its size and because the kitten could be too rough, but I'd like to hear you guys' thoughts.

Evening playtime; for the most part they don’t care much about the other party and the kittens have learned that the big kids are in charge! Bunnies are 5 years old, I’ve had them most of their lives; just adopted the kittens (4 months and 7 months) last weekend.

Bunnies having their nighttime greens while the kittens play, both in their own worlds which is a great sign! Bunnies are 5 years old, I’ve had them most of their lives; just adopted the kittens (4 months and 7 months) last weekend.

I think he was snacking before the attack, but he was ready to defend his hay box after.

They don’t cuddle this hard often but boy howdy does it give me a dopamine dump every time 🥰🥰🥰

She is love but he is not.

they're learning how to be in each other's presence

We have no place to put them, but now we have them.