🐇🌷 Soft paws, big heart, new roommate
The door to your tiny 3D world clicks open and a rabbit peeks out—nose twitching, ears like question marks, curiosity set to “maximum.” My Pet Is A Rabbit 3D is a bright, gentle Pet Game about routines that feel like rituals and surprises that feel like confetti. You feed, groom, decorate, train, and—somehow—become the person who knows exactly what a thump means. On Kiz10 the controls are cozy-smooth, so petting feels precise, toss arcs land where you pictured them, and screenshot moments arrive without begging.
🥕🕒 The daily cuddle-loop
Everything spins around a simple rhythm: greet, feed, clean, play. Morning begins with a stretch animation and a hopeful stare that translates to “carrots?” Food bowls accept pellets, leafy greens, and the occasional fruit slice when your inner nutritionist says okay. Cleaning is oddly satisfying—sweep stray hay, replace bedding, restock water, watch your rabbit hop back in like a hotel critic who approves. Playtime flips the tone: chase a rolling treat ball, set up a cardboard tunnel maze, or lure your bun through hoop gates with a leaf held at a respectful distance. The loop is short enough for a quick session, deep enough to whisper “one more minute.”
🧠💞 Personality that learns you
This bunny isn’t a plush with batteries. Mood bubbles drift above whiskers—curious, sleepy, spicy, clingy—and behaviors evolve. Nudge play too late at night and you’ll get a long blink followed by a yawn that feels like feedback. Reward nose-boops after tidy litter moments and the routine sticks. Ignore zoomies and your pet finds mischief elsewhere, like “rearranging” your rug with scholarly dedication. The more time you spend, the smarter the shortcuts: the rabbit sits near the brush when it wants grooming, and does a polite stand if it suspects you’re hiding parsley.
🎯🍏 Feeding as a tiny puzzle
Pellets fill the meter; greens affect energy; herbs add small buffs; fruit is sugar with eyebrows. Build plates with color and common sense—dark leaves for stamina, crunchy stems for chew time, a sliver of apple when training needs sparkle. Overfeed and you meet the “I regret nothing” flop; underfeed and play becomes nap-ish. A balanced dish makes afternoon agility snappy, and yes, the post-meal binky jump is basically applause.
🧼✨ Grooming, the spa that fits in your hands
Brush along the arrow of fur while a subtle meter purrs from red to gold. Clip nails in a timed mini-game that rewards steady hands, not speed. Ear checks are a memory test—left, right, treat. Dirty paws? Warm cloth, gentle circles, instant dignity. Finish with a little forehead massage and watch the eyelids drift to zen. Grooming isn’t chore; it’s trust you can hear.
🏡🌿 Burrowcraft and decor daydreams
The habitat editor is a sandbox of soft wood tones, pastel hammocks, and tunnels that may or may not be architecturally legal. Drag ramps, rotate houses, plant a tiny herb garden that actually grows. Themes change vibes—Forest Nook sprinkles dappled light; Studio Modern lines up lacquer and neon chew toys; Stardust adds a moonlit window and constellations that wink during naps. Decor isn’t only cute; it changes pathing and play preferences. Put a tunnel near the water and you’ll get adorable traffic jams.
🎮🏁 Training that feels like play
Tricks unlock through patience and snacks. Start with Target Touch—tap the stick, reward the boop. Build to Spin, Sit, Hop-over, Figure Eight around cones, and the crown jewel: High-five with a paw so tiny it resets your entire day. Agility courses are puzzle-platforms; you set three to five objects and guide with a whistle. Perfect timing earns medals; imperfect timing earns bloopers you’ll save anyway because the hop-and-slide is comedy gold.
🧠🧩 Bunny brain games
Hide treats beneath cups and shuffle; the nose knows. Scatter hay in a snuffle mat to turn dinner into enrichment. Present a simple latch box and watch the “aha” moment bloom. These aren’t just mini-games; they dial down restlessness and dial up bedtime flops. A mentally tired rabbit is a furniture-respecting rabbit. Mostly.
🧭🚶 Mini adventures beyond the pen
Leash training opens strolls through safe 3D spaces: Balcony Breeze with potted basil and curious pigeons; Courtyard Loop with clover patches; Park Path where the ground is an entire smell poem. Collect wildflowers for your scrap-book, snap photos at golden hour, meet NPC neighbors who offer side quests like “deliver a carrot cake to the hedgehog’s birthday” because the universe has priorities.
📸🌈 Photo mode, or, yes, this is your new wallpaper
Frame the bun mid-binky, slap on a silly hat, add a sparkle filter that knows restraint, and export a shot that looks like happiness did a somersault. Props range from bow ties to chef hats to a cape that flaps during zoomies. Cosmetics don’t change stats, but they do change your willingness to scream “look at this” to an empty room.
🪙🎁 Progression without pressure
Earn paw tokens from clean routines, training medals, and “perfect plate” meals. Spend tokens on habitat pieces, new toys, and special seeds. Weekly “Kindness Cards” rotate micro-goals—three calm nail clips in a row, a day with balanced meals, five minutes of enrichment without treats. Rewards are cozy: a new brush color, a starry wallpaper, an outfit your rabbit tolerates with royal composure.
🔊🎵 Sound that coaches softly
Pellets clink like tiny bells, water bottles chirp when topped off, brushes whisper across fur, and the satisfied “mrrp” when a trick earns a treat could power a city. The soundtrack toggles between ukulele mornings and piano dusk. Headphones turn the habitat into a small orchestra of cozy cues; you’ll time brush strokes by rhythm without noticing.
🧠💡 Micro-habits of excellent bunny parents
Kneel to eye level before offering a hand; it’s a truce gesture. Count to two before rewarding a trick so the brain ties action to praise. Rotate toys weekly; novelty fuels zoomies more than sugar. Put water near the favorite nap spot; hydration rises when convenience wins. If zoomies start at bedtime, do ten minutes of snuffle-mat for a calm cool-down. And always pocket one emergency herb sprig—bribes are love, scientifically speaking.
🧸♿ Comfort, clarity, accessibility
Color-safe indicators separate hunger, energy, and mood. A high-contrast toggle thickens interaction outlines. Vibration pips (when supported) confirm perfect clip timing and successful target touches. Hold-to-interact options help small hands; remappable controls make everyone comfy. Nothing auto-wins; everything reads clearly.
⚠️🩺 When things wobble and how to unfrown
If appetite dips, check water first, then clean space; rabbits are tidy philosophers. If litter habits slip, move the tray to the new favorite corner and praise the first success like it solved world peace. Overexcited nibbles? Redirect to a chew block and reward restraint. Long nap after heavy play? Normal. Long nap after skipping meals? Vet mode: temperature check mini-game, quiet rest, simple foods, and a hug that counts as medicine.
🎯🗺️ Modes for every mood
Story Care strings your week into gentle chapters—first trick, first outdoor hop, first thunderstorm cuddle. Free Play lets you decorate and vibe. Challenge Boards remix conditions: low-treat training, grooming under a time limit, minimalism habitat where two items must do it all. Snapshot Hunt scatters photo prompts around the space—catch a mid-yawn, a loaf, a perfect periscope stand—and unlocks frames that make your gallery look curated.
🌟🐾 One tiny promise before you press start
Pick a micro-goal: teach a Spin without using fruit, build a burrow tunnel the rabbit chooses on its own, or nail three perfect brush sessions in a day. Breathe, crouch to bunny height, offer your hand like a sunny idea, and let the little nose decide. When the ears tilt forward, the paws drum softly on the mat, and that small pink mouth crunches a celebratory herb, you’ll feel it—the quiet victory of care done right. My Pet Is A Rabbit 3D on Kiz10 is tender, playful, and endlessly photogenic: not just a pet sim, but a tiny friendship you can hold, train, and decorate until your heart does a binky too.
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