Must have bunny items?

[MoxieMeadows]

I was just wondering what other people have on their “Must have” lists. Any toys/treats/grooming tools/cleaning products/bowls/etc. that everyone should try? A lot of times I find myself scrolling through pages and pages of bunny related stuff, not knowing where to start…! So I want to go on a “journey” to find great items for Moxie. But I need suggestions.

Suggest away!

[Bam]

Simerhicone and feeding-syringes.

Tunnels. Any make, from the simplest cardboard pipes for concrete casting to the luxurious, soft plush cat tunnels with pompoms (cut off the pompoms or your bunny will do it for you).
I also have the green, flexible Snuggle-Safe tunnels that you can attach to each other and make into a really long tunnel.

[MoxieMeadows]

Would you say the snuggle safe tunnels are relatively large? (Moxie is close to 10 pounds and she hasn’t liked any of the cat tunnels I’ve bought since they were a snug fit lol)

[LBJ10]

My boys like their Toys R Us for dogs food puzzle. I’d say that’s the only toy that holds their interest. As long as there’s food in it, of course.

[Azerane]

Moxie, try dog tunnels made for agility

My must haves would be.
Fleece, cardboard boxes, dustbuster, rubber bristled grooming brush, fur removal brush for clothing and fleece, vinegar/water in a spray bottle, dustpan and broom, grated litter tray, wood pellet litter (the best thing ever), first aid kit, an overgrown lawn for fresh grass, digital scale for weighing the bunnies.
For treats, I prefer to only use dried fruit which I do myself in the oven.
For bowls, always heavy ceramic (especially for water, I use a dog bowl).
Toys, the more edible the better. Wooden toys and chews, seagrass mats, hay stuffed into a paper bag, also plastic stacking cups are a favourite with my two.

[Sonn]

My must haves depend on which rabbit I am talking about.

Gypsy:
Cardboard boxes (she would lose her mind if she didn’t have a cardboard box around)
Dried fresh cranberries
Willow mats
High sided litter box (she is a huge digger and these allow her to dig but keep the mess in the box)
Fleece blankets
Bowls that attach firmly to the side of the cage
Stuffed toys that are roughly the same size as her (she hates pretty much any toy that is not a stuffed animal)
A vast variety of vegetables (she is very picky and spoiled so if they are not mixed she will not eat them)

Moonshine (he is mostly blind so his toys are a bit different):
Unscented baby wipes (he produces an unusually high amount of ear wax so the vet suggested baby wipes)
Loud toys (rattles, jingling cat toys, toys for blind dogs especially if they are durable and have bells or beeps babble balls are his favorite)
Toys with very bright flashy lights (Firefly mat is a hit)
A very tall cage at least 4ft high or higher if possible
A small dog bed
Thick blanket
2 High sided litter boxes
Heavy ceramic dog bowls
Willow everything
Dog or small wrinkle tunnels
Cat tower (he is huge and can easily navigate a small cat tower)

[MoxieMeadows]

Thanks for the suggestions guys! I think I’m going to buy some stuff and see if Moxie “approves” of them, and then let you guys know what she thinks.

[LittlePuffyTail]

My must haves are all pretty cheap:

-Simethicone
-Vinegar for cleaning
-Soft mats
-Cardboard boxes

My buns are pretty boring and don’t play with toys or eat chewy toys much. They really only like quick food rewards like willow twigs with leaves.

I recently got the Binky Bunny Hair Buster Comb and it is AMAZING!!!!

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