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My rabbit, Yue, is always getting into trouble so the more things I can give her to keep her entertained, the less of my stuff ends up doing it. She isn’t much of a chewer but LOVES food of any kind.
So what I decided to do was cut up a bunch of her favorite fruits, and stuck them in an ice-trey, filled it with water and popped it in the freezer until I had little frozen cubes with a treat inside. I take one and put it a little pet bowl for her, and she goes wild. It keeps her entertained for a while, and lets her get the treat inside after a bit. So hey, win win for everyone.
I figured that this could be useful for people who want a moment to entertain their rabbit, or if they live in a real hot area and you worry about your rabbit overheating or not drinking enough.
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