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- 10/07/2013 at 3:47 PM
  skunklionshow
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  Our new harlequin lionhead is a chew monster. He especially seems to like wood furniture or my antique chair fabric. I’ve made him chewy toys, given him wood, have a paper box for him, but can’t seem to find what seems to fulfill the chew need. Occassionally he will gnaw on his willow stuff, but not consistently. Is her ADHD & can’t find one toy that fulfills his need? Suggestions? Ideas? He didn’t like the Yucca wood either.
- 10/07/2013 at 9:39 PM
  LongEaredLions
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  Bunnies teeth grow constantly, so they do tend to chew a lot. He is given unlimited hay, right? Hay is
  The only thing that can wear down the back teeth, but the front teeth can be worn down by chews. Could you try apple wood, or Timothy hay blocks? Bunnies sometimes chew on furniture even if they have lots of nice little chews and toys, you just have to block of that area.
- 10/08/2013 at 12:19 AM
  jerseygirl
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  SLS, I’ve always found they go for things that don’t move around. Hence why doorframes, baseboards and table legs etc are popular.
  
  Try anchor his current chew toys to something and see if that appeals.
  
  I have this little hidey table thing that’s was made for rabbits. While they like to sit under it on jump on it, they don’t really chew on it. It’s pine and mine aren’t really interested in pine. The meranti wood in the house they like. I’ve actually affixed some lengths to protect door frames and the buns chew at those sometimes.
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