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    Cuddle Bunny Too

    4.8 (10 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 8:00 PM

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    Kristena R.

    This is such a fun activity for both kids and adults! If you're a bunny lover or just an animal lover in general, this experience is 100% worth it! I came here with my friend and her daughter today. There are 3 playpens with 2 bunnies in each one. You can only book a group of 3 people at a time and the experience lasts for 1 hour. Your group gets 20 minutes in each playpen and then you go to another playpen. There were 2 other groups there that we rotated playpens with and I thought it was the perfect setup. The bunnies are well taken care of and are very friendly. They are used to being pet by humans. The staff will give you cilantro or pebbles to feed the bunnies. They are so adorable!! There are different breeds and each playpen contains information on each bunny and their names. They also have a little area where you can buy gifts when you are leaving. I would highly recommend this place as we found it to be a fun and unique activity!

    Katherine K.

    Okay, so I didn't realize how allergic I am to hay until I came to do this, but it was soo worth it! This was such an incredibly adorable way to spend a little bit of time with my friend and I loved it. The buns were well behaved and more cuddly than expected. The staff member was super helpful and gave us a brief overview before we went in. Loved the whole experience! Next time, I will definitely take more allergy meds to survive longer.

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    Leo G.

    I just went here tonight, and let me say, it was quite an experience. I had gone to the Chicago location a year ago and had a lovely time meeting bunnies for the first time. This location is significantly closer, and after a very hard day, I decided to swing by (after making a reservation) to go by myself and have a great experience again. I went around 5pm, which is right before their dinner. I got to meet Brownie, Marley, Lizzie, Furbie, and Peter. I haven't been around bunnies much (only twice ever before today), so I was a bit anxious. The bunnies were all very sweet, but I definitely had the misconception that they weren't excited to be around me. After meeting them, I was a bit somber walking out of the room. Maureen asked me how I felt, and I told her that they were sweet, but a bit timid around me. She was confused, and wanted to know what I saw. I told her about their body language and what I thought was them not being happy and/or stressed around me, and it was pretty devastating to feel. Maureen fixed that feeling for me right away. Maureen took me into the room again by myself and had me meet all the bunnies again, starting with Brownie. She explained Brownie's body language and that her "loafing" was actually a good thing. She gave me cilantro and had me sit with her for a little while alone. I got to see all of Brownie's happy squints and loafs, which was amazing, I thought we'd be done, but she took me into the next group with Marley and Lizzie, and had me feed Lizzie pellets to show what food she preferred, and other information about her diet. I was especially anxious with Lizzie with her shyness (I thought I was scaring her or something), so it felt really nice to see her interact with me. She also picked up Furbie, and had me pet her while telling me about Furbie and Lizzie being half-sisters, and their nature with other bunnies. I don't know exactly how long we spent, but it was not just a 5 minute ordeal. She took a decent amount of time to heighten my experience and make me feel better. I teared up from the kindness she had shown me. I wish I could articulate how much that one interaction made me feel. I felt so much calmer and didn't feel like such a monster. I saw their beautiful little bunny faces and didn't want to cry thinking I upset them. So many more emotions that would take forever to explain. Maureen and her coworker (I'm sorry I missed your name, but you are very pretty with a nice haircut!!), were both very kind to me. I really appreciated their energy and the mission of cuddle bunny is really beautiful. I will for sure be coming back again. Note: please don't expect that someone will give you a private session after they close every time, but I do believe that if you had any negative feelings, that anyone there would validate and help you through them. I was very lucky to have had this interaction!

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