Multipet Lamb Chop Bolster Cat & Dog Bed with Removable Cover

We were really hoping after we lost our sweet, beautiful Lil’ Lollie Bubby, so quickly, and her being the love of Georgie’s life, he would/could snuggle up in it to help him grieve her. He is not interested in it at all. I put him in it every day hoping for him to latch on, he just will not have any part of it even after putting a baby blanket in it she and he slept together on. So this cute LambChop bed is just laying on our floor that none of our other fur babies will use either. It’s a very soft bed, but just didn’t go over well at our house ;-( I am very sorry I spent the extra money it now, after spending quite a bit on trying to get our Lil” Lollie well these past few weeks, which ended up failing as well. It’s hard enough making that decision to let a fur baby go no matter what!! On top of that and all of us struggling without our Lil’ Lollie, Georgie is struggling SOOO much worse than we all are! He did get to say his goodbyes to her along with the rest of our critter crew. But, Georgie is just sad and it shows all over him. We are making sure he knows how much we love him and are comforting him to the best of our abilities. We do NOT want him to give up without his Lil’ Lollie love around any longer. We know Bunnies do have a serious tendency to do so very fast, when they are grieving. We have been trying hard to keep this from happening with Georgie. We aren’t overwhelming him, just still giving him time to do his own grieving as well. Our wonderful Veternarian said if we see that he quits doing his normal things, not eating, drinking etc., she will write out script for him to have a few days of low doses Of anti-anxiety med (that is safe for bunnies) to take, then we will go from there to see how he is. All in all, the cute LambChop bed didn’t help our Georgie, and wasn’t worth spending the money on. I wish I hadn’t now, since it didn’t go over well with any of our fur babies here at our house.