The Zoomer Hungry Bunny is an interactive pet who loves to eat. Seriously! They eat little paper snacks and then they leave confetti surprises!!!
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They also play games, play music and make the cutest little sounds 🎶 as you care for them.
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What’s in The Zoomer Hungry Bunny Box
You’ll get
- one of two bunny’s; Shreddy who’s pink or Chewy who’s white.
- 4 sheets containing over 80 cute treats
- Cardboard basket that you will need to make.
- The bunnies will require you to put in 3 AA batteries that aren’t included.
- There’s also a treat tracing template so that you can draw your own tasty carrot treats.
- Instruction Leaflet
How Does Your Zoomer Hungry Bunny Work
The Zoomer Hungry Bunny can interact in lots of different ways. Depending on how you interact with her, her little fluffy ears will wiggle, her eyes will flash, her head nods, her arms move up and down and her fluffy tail bobs up and down. And if you look in her mouth you will see the mechanical chomper move up and down as well.
- THEY REALLY EAT; If you hold a paper treat up to your Hungry Bunny’s mouth, they’ll nibble it into their mouths just like a real bunny.
- THEY REALLY POOP; Your Hungry Bunny will poop paper confetti after it’s tummy is full nibbing all those yummy treats.
- THEY PLAY FUN GAMES: The Hungry Bunny loves to sing and laugh! If you press her head and nose she’s play music or press her nose and tummy and she’ll play the tickle game
- THEY COO, GIGGLE AND MAKE CUTE NOISES; The bunnies are always making the cutest little sounds and wiggling ears, arms head and tail up and down to show their appreciation along with flashing light eyes.
What Did We THink Of The Zoomer Hungry Bunny
We loved the Zoomer Hungry Bunny. It’s honestly an adorably cute interactive pet. There’s something really tactile about the fluffy ears and tail but a solid plastic body. And all of the movements and sounds are super sweet.
What makes this interactive pet stand out is its ability to nibble and poop food. It’s a genius idea and works really well… and causes much laughter.
A bonus is that it uses paper, that can be recycled, and kids can draw their own tasty carrot treats when they run out. Something I thought would be useful after we’d opened it would be to scan in the treat sheets before you pop them out so you can print off more whenever they’re required.
As well as the obvious birthday and Christmas gifts this would make a great alternative Easter gift and is the perfect replacement for a real bunny that takes a lot of looking after.