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A blue point Siamese cat and a tan lop-eared bunny sit pressed together inside a single cardboard box on a wooden floor. 23 / 23

One Cardboard Box, One Siamese Cat, and One Very Cozy Lop Bunny

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If it fits, it sits, and this box fits both. A blue point Siamese with a pale coat, dark gray ears, and brilliant blue eyes sits on the left with her paws tucked in. Pudding the lop-eared bunny sits pressed up beside her, with her ears hanging down the front of the box and a quiet, dark eye gazing ahead. A scrap of gray knit fabric lines the bottom. Behind them, a plant, a slipper, and a bed with a gray blanket fill a sunlit corner.

Cats love boxes, and there is real reasoning behind it. Enclosed spaces help them feel safe, hold in warmth, and give them a spot to observe the room without being seen. Many cats would rather have a cardboard box than an expensive bed. Rabbits also love hiding spots, and a cardboard box is a classic bunny toy, ideal for chewing and exploring. Just make sure there is no tape, staples, or glue that might be harmful, since both animals might nibble. A vet can offer advice about safe toys and hiding spots for cats and rabbits.

With their shoulders touching and their eyes calm, the two make a tidy pair, like old friends who have agreed to share a seat on the same bus. The box is a bit small for two, but that just makes it cozier.

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