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Hey guys, its me again
So, right now Houdini has his massive condo all to himself, but its rather depressing. He doesnt have toys D: Ive gotten him many toys, but he doesnt seem to want to play with them. He used to like wicker balls, so I got him a bunch but he didnt touch them. He doesnt touch cardboard boxes. I'm thinking I should just throw a bunch of toys in so he has something to play with when he gets bored.
Also, Whenever I let him out for free time. He doesnt play with toys, or really anything. He'll go and eat hay, then go sun bathe, eat, loaf, eat, relax in his condo.
And hes completely healed from his liver infection
Any ideas?
Posted By ~KK~ on 03/12/2012 09:59 PM My boy doesn't play with toys either -_-. I hear sturdy cat toys make fun and easy things to add to their cage. I have a ball with a bell in it he likes to push around sometimes (I found out he was deaf though...so the bell is pointless ). I've also seen pieces of cardboard with strands of tissue paper or newspaper tied through it to make a sort of octopus thing you can hang. Toilet paper rolls filled with hay and/or veggies...yeah that's all I've got for now. I think those toys are great ideas. I am going to try them out to see if my bun will like them.
Posted By ~KK~ on 03/12/2012 09:59 PM My boy doesn't play with toys either -_-. I hear sturdy cat toys make fun and easy things to add to their cage. I have a ball with a bell in it he likes to push around sometimes (I found out he was deaf though...so the bell is pointless ). I've also seen pieces of cardboard with strands of tissue paper or newspaper tied through it to make a sort of octopus thing you can hang. Toilet paper rolls filled with hay and/or veggies...yeah that's all I've got for now.
I think those toys are great ideas. I am going to try them out to see if my bun will like them.