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The Scottish Fold Led the Way Through the Wildflowers, and the Bunny Followed

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Daisies, clover and tiny purple blossoms spill across the grass, and a silver tabby Scottish Fold is leading the way. Her folded ears and round amber eyes give her a thoughtful, serious look, and she walks with her head high. A white and tan lop-eared bunny follows right at her side, ears dangling and nose lifted to the breeze. A wooden fence and a few leafy shrubs mark the edge of the meadow, and the afternoon light is warm and low.

Scottish Folds are sweet, quiet cats with distinctive folded ears, and they usually enjoy company. Because that fold comes from a gene that affects cartilage, owners should talk to their vet about joint health and regular checkups. Rabbits love a meadow too, since fresh grass and wild plants are part of a rabbit's natural diet, but not every wild plant is safe, and pesticides and fertilizers can be dangerous. Always check an area before letting a rabbit graze, keep a close eye on both pets and never leave a cat and rabbit alone together outdoors. A rabbit also needs shade, water and a safe place to hide. Your vet can help you plan safe outdoor time for your pets.

The Scottish Fold sets a gentle pace, and the bunny matches it hop for hop. It is a small procession through a very big meadow, and neither of them seems worried about where they are going. The flowers nod as they pass, and the whole field feels like it belongs to them.

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