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A silver tabby Scottish Fold cat and a brown lop-eared bunny sit together on the ground beneath tall sunflowers. 29 / 34

A Scottish Fold and a Bunny Sat Quietly Among the Tall Sunflowers

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Tall sunflowers tower over the yard, and at their feet a silver tabby Scottish Fold and a soft brown lop-eared bunny sit side by side, both gazing quietly in the same direction. The cat's folded ears sit tight against her round head, and the bunny's long ears hang neatly past its cheeks. Yellow petals have drifted onto the ground around them, and a blue pot lies tipped over near the garden fence.

Sunflowers are a cheerful addition to a garden, and they are generally considered non-toxic to cats and dogs. Even so, nibbling on any plant can upset a pet's stomach, and sunflower seeds should be given only in small amounts, with shells removed. For rabbits, it is best to stick to the greens and hay your vet recommends.

Scottish Folds are gentle, quiet cats with a sweet, round-faced look. Their folded ears come from a natural mutation, and because that gene can affect cartilage, the breed should be checked by a vet regularly for joint health. They are usually affectionate, adaptable and content to spend time with their favorite people and companions.

The sunflowers sway, the cat and the bunny sit still and the afternoon feels golden. Sunflowers always seem to turn toward the light, and so do good friends. A garden is happiest with a couple of watchers.

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