Hi Reggie, my name is Bonnie. I guess the lady wasn't sure what to do, but I was saying how I got a bunny for my daughter and it's really wet.

And my friend said that you guys know a lot about animals and taking care of it and stuff.

So I didn't know what you guys would suggest to do to kind of like dry it so I don't hurt it.

You know what I mean I mean is it

cold in the house yeah yeah it's actually it's actually pretty cold see I was reading

online because I googled you know how to how to how to dry a bunny rabbit but all of these

all these things they're not really saying what to do you know what I mean you can

pretty much get you a towel and kind of...

Yeah, but the thing is, though, the towels, the towels have, they're, like, really nice little,

like, silk towels, and I'm not sure how the bunny is going to react to it,

and if it ruins it, then, you know, I have to go get a new towel.

I'm sorry, if the bunny like ruins it I'm gonna have to get a new one so I'd rather not use a towel

well I mean that's probably the only way that you're gonna be able to dry

yeah because our mind said to use a blow dryer but that sounds like that would take forever

I don't recommend using a blow dryer because it'll get too much. Because it'll get hurt and it'll eat it, right.

And then online too, it says that if you, I guess it says if you put the oven to $350, you put it in.

Would that work?

Would you recommend that?

Put the rabbit in the oven?

Well, it's a bunny.

I guess a full-grown rabbit would be able to dry itself.

I'm not sure. See, we've had it for like two days.

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