Cats and dogs can get along, but that doesn’t mean that your particular pets will. Even with the right support, not all animals will make friends. If your cat and dog don’t get along, can they still live together?

Fortunately, there’s no reason to find a new home for one of your furry friends just yet. Even if they don’t like each other, you can create an atmosphere that’s comfortable for both of your animals. The trick is to create personal spaces for each of your pets.

Your cat should be able to escape the dog by climbing to the top of a cat tree, and he should be able to go potty without worrying about the dog digging in the litter box.

Your dog should have a personal space too. A dog kennel can keep both of your pets happy.

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Your baby rabbit you will need help acclimating to being a part of your household. Start by meeting his physical needs– food, water and housing. Talk or sing softly while sitting close to your rabbit’s cage. Try feeding him treats through the bars of the cage. Drape your hand in the enclosure so your rabbit can check you. Learn how to pick up your bunny properly. When your rabbit is comfortable with you, start taking him out of his cage daily for exercise and socialization. Play with your rabbit so he associates you with fun and good things. Give your rabbit plenty of toys to play with and keep him mentally stimulated. Consider training your rabbit to push balls and toys around, hop up on your lap and a number of other fun tricks. These activities will encourage bonding. For more information, contact your Sugar Land, TX veterinarian.

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