The Bunny Chat Thread - For Bunny Owners

[A Peacock called Penelope]

@A Peacock called Penelope Here’s a link to study showing it’s toxic to rabbits at a certain level. I would avoid it if possible
https://essentialoils.co.za/neem-oil-precautions.htm

Ooh well he doesn't need a chew toy he has other things to chew and he has hay all the time so it's not really necessary

 

[Fishychix]

Ooh well he doesn't need a chew toy he has other things to chew and he has hay all the time so it's not really necessary

What about fruit trees? Do you have a pumice stone? He does need a chew toy, their teeth grow constantly. I give mine poplar or maple. I don’t know if you have those. Oak trees seem to be almost everywhere, you can give him an oak branch.

 

[ChocolateMouse]

Oak has a lot of tannins. I would go with maple if you can find it.

 

[A Peacock called Penelope]

There is a mapel tree in my relatives house. I only have a lemon tree in my garden. I also have lemon grass. I love lemon grass tea.

 

[EverythingDucks]

There is a mapel tree in my relatives house. I only have a lemon tree in my garden. I also have lemon grass. I love lemon grass tea.

Rabbits love lemongrass and they it can be given to them daily but only in very small amounts.
Maple tree sticks and leaves are fine, as well as lemon tree sticks and leaves.

 

[Fishychix]

There is a mapel tree in my relatives house. I only have a lemon tree in my garden. I also have lemon grass. I love lemon grass tea.

Do lemon trees have thorns? I seem to remember seeing one at a plant nursery and it had thorns. What about apple, olive, pomegranate (tree?), almond, etc? Lava or pumice stones are also great chew toys. They can be found as a foot file, so just make sure it’s just pumice. Here’s a picture of different types. I put a checkmark by the one we have most common.

 

[A Peacock called Penelope]

Do lemon trees have thorns? I seem to remember seeing one at a plant nursery and it had thorns. What about apple, olive, pomegranate (tree?), almond, etc? Lava or pumice stones are also great chew toys. They can be found as a foot file, so just make sure it’s just pumice. Here’s a picture of different types. I put a checkmark by the one we have most common.

The one in my home does not. There was a apple tree in our home but we needed space to make a enclosure for our peacocks so it had to be cut down. I'll make a lemon maple and lemon grass chew toy. Different flavours

 

[Fishychix]

The one in my home does not. There was a apple tree in our home but we needed space to make a enclosure for our peacocks so it had to be cut down. I'll make a lemon maple and lemon grass chew toy. Different flavours

Sounds yummy

 

[Compost King]

Found a small problem... one rabbit is spilling way too much feed. I need to find out why so I can solve the problem.

Here is a picture of him going "Buck" Wild on the hay i placed on top of the cage.

 

[drstratton]

Found a small problem... one rabbit is spilling way too much feed. I need to find out why so I can solve the problem.
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Here is a picture of him going "Buck" Wild on the hay i placed on top of the cage.
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I wonder if he's digging in it?