Bunny pen

[Jenessa_096]

I love love love the pine pellets I use.
I would not buy a hay rack I would build one...or use something found in the house.

Can you give me an example? I’ve heard spice racks are a good idea

 

[Jenessa_096]

I hate shavings... I think that's what you're talking about sticking to them.
I hate shavings for everything.


I hate shavings.

Sameee

 

[Kiki]

Sameee

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[Kiki]

Can you give me an example? I’ve heard spice racks are a good idea

I use a basket.

I've tried a few different baskets.
I prefer larger baskets but not large enough where the dummies can get inside of the basket.

I'll take pictures for you ASAP of the ones I've used.

 

[Kiki]

I might have just went to PetSmart and I took two pictures for you while I was there.

This 34x19-in size box thing looks to be a good size for two.

 

[Kiki]

I just took these pictures for you.
His litter box plus some other baskets that I have used and his new toys

 

[Kiki]

 

[Jenessa_096]

Thank you guys so much! We made some diy toys and they loved them!! They chewed on them and were very interested. My sisters helped and it was very fun making them! I put down a cut up paper bag and put the carefresh on top and it works awesome! Thanks guys!!

 

[Jenessa_096]

Your setup is looking great!

Like Isadora said, don't use cat litter since it contains clay which can be fatal if ingested. You can use paper hamster and rabbit bedding, or you can use wood pellets. @Kiki uses pelleted pine litter and it's been working great.

Cat scratchers, cat tunnels, cardboard boxes, etc. are all great enrichment. Toy can be made out of cardboard rolls and tubs, and you can stuff them with hay. Here's some videos on how to make some

I've also cut and braided paper bags to make toys out of, and using cardboard scraps I've put them on a string of twine and rabbits love them. I'll see if I can find some pictures. They were like this

Rabbits also love pinecones, but be sure to put them in boiling water to rid of any harmful insects or parasites that could be in it.
Willow and apple wood sticks also make great chews and can be purchased from Amazon, petco, or Small Pet Select.

Switch out and rotate the toys every so often to keep it new and exciting for them. That way they won't become board of them easily and you won't have to make or buy new toys all the time.

Thank you so so much for the video. Literally it has changed my whole experience with bunnies! I’m not joking! It’s so fun to make the toys and watch them play with them!

 

[Jenessa_096]

I just took these pictures for you.
His litter box plus some other baskets that I have used and his new toysView attachment 2910385View attachment 2910386View attachment 2910387View attachment 2910388View attachment 2910389View attachment 2910390View attachment 2910391

Thanks a lot for the photos! They really help me with inspiration!