Cobloaf

Who doesn't love a Cobloaf at Christmas!?!

This Cobloaf comes with the added bonus of lasting well beyond your holiday celebrations and bringing enjoyment for years to come! While we would all prefer our edible cobloaf varieties to be full to the brim with yummy goodness, this Cobloaf has obviously done a bit too much overindulging in her previous home and has had to start her New Years diet a little early.

She has reluctantly accepted that the dessert bar at the local buffet is now off limits, and is learning to embrace the salad bar so her new home will need to keep this new lifestyle going. One part of her health kick that is going down a treat is the added exercise.
With plenty of room to stretch her pudgy little legs, she will run, climb and dig all day.

Cobloaf isnt a huge fan of being picked up but as she slims down she may become more comfortable with handling. She will willingly move herself into a pet carrier for the purpose of transport or to move between enclosures and a fresh piece of kale will convince her to do almost anything.

It is unknown if she would be willing to share her home with another rabbit, but she has had to share her foster home with small dogs and cats and has not been bothered by them as long as they are on the other side of her fence.

Due to Cobloaf still being considered obese she is currently undesexed, however if she can reach a safe weight to undergo surgery over the next few months she can return to the RSPCA clinic for this procedure. In the meantime she will not be able to live with any male undesexed rabbits.