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A seal point Ragdoll cat and a tan lop-eared bunny sit together in a pile of orange and brown autumn leaves indoors. 3 / 39

A Pile of Leaves Landed in the Living Room. The Ragdoll Approved.

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Someone has built a pile of crunchy maple leaves right in the living room, and two friends have claimed it. A fluffy seal point Ragdoll with a cream body and dark chocolate face reaches one big paw out into the leaves, while a caramel-colored lop-eared bunny sits beside her with one ear folded and her gaze fixed on the cat. A couch with a chunky knit blanket sits behind them, and a lamp gives the whole scene a golden glow that matches the leaves.

Ragdolls are known for being gentle, relaxed cats that often enjoy being around people and other calm pets, which is part of why they pair well with a quiet rabbit. Leaves are a fun texture for both animals, but a little caution goes a long way. Fresh leaves from a yard can carry dirt, pesticide residue, or bits of moldy debris, so many owners stick to clean, dry leaves or skip them and offer paper tunnels and cardboard instead. Rabbits will nibble almost anything, so keep an eye on what ends up in their mouths and talk to your vet if you are unsure what is safe.

We'll call the cat Maple and the bunny Biscuit. They look like they are discussing the finer points of autumn, and the leaf pile seems to be going very well.

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