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What’s the best way to dry pinecones for bunnies? We have a couple of very productive firs in our yard, and I was able to pick about 40 mature cones from them a few days ago. I was going to use them for decoration, but then I realized what great bunny toys they’d be.
I’ve read that they can be dried by putting them in the oven for a few minutes. Has anyone tried that method? What temperature should the oven be, and how long should I have them in there? I don’t want to accidentally give the bunns anything poisonous. Thanks!
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