How about the ol’ reliable cardboard boxes? My buns like it when I cut a little flap into the side of the box and fold it out… they can pull on the box that way, or chew on it til it’s big enough for them to squeeze through.

Cardboard boxes are the only thing that work for me. Sometimes my buns get fresh willow branches and they enjoy destroying those. Other than that they are also completely uninterested in toys. I feel like I’m responsible for them being bored all day bit the truth is they love running, playing, jumping and chewing more than anything so they’re happy with a few boxes and space to play chasey.

Cardboard boxes are the way to go I think. Puddles chews and rips them apart. He also loves to hide in them. The only other things he is really interested in are a cat tunnel and those baby rings that hook together. he lokes to move them around.
I don’t know how much $ I have spent hoping to find just the right toy

what about a slinky?  My bunnies love to try to “toss” them.  Or apple sticks to chew on?

Ditto on the cardboard box. Remember, they like two entrances/exits or they likely won’t go in there. With four boxes and some glue you can make a two story duplex!

You’ll have to figure out her play style

-chewer
-digger
-tosser
-hider
-runner
-jumper/explorer

Then match toys to that. What’s her primary activity while she’s out and about?

I’m having the same problem with Nixon, he won’t play with anything! When he’s in his cage he just flops all day, I don’t think he barely moves. And when he’s out he likes to stretch out under the couch, or if I’m sitting on the couch he likes to sit beside me. Other than that, he doesn’t do much of anything . Occassionally he’ll get a burst of energy and run from one end of the room to the other, but then he’s tired. He’s so lazy! Once in a while he’ll toss a toilet paper roll or re-arrange the cushions on the couch. I try to give him boxes to play in- no dice. Grass mats, hay balls, paper bags with treats and hay- nope, nope, nope. He’s more content to just be lazy.. oh, and demand head pets and treats. Sighhh.

Jersey has never really taken to anything I’ve offered or made for her. She will find her own entertainment from time to time, sometimes it’s ok, others it not – ie chewing things don’t want chewed etc. Maybe Sammy is just not into toys. She just may be content in your company or snoozing somewhere.

I find Jers likes to go at unpacked boxes sometimes, as they’re weighted down, or pulling at carpet. I think she, and most bunnies like to try their teeth on things that are fixed down so they can really gain purchase on the floor and pull at it. Where as chew toys etc are more likely nibbled and tossed about. For my girl, I’m thinking getting a board for the floor and fixing down peices of wood, sea grass, chew toys etc and see if she takes to that. Sort af a Chew/Scratch/Dig Station.

Mimzy is not a player. (lolz…that sounds weird) He is what I call my “zen bun”. He just likes flopping around and in general just finds a quiet place to be and is happy with that. The only toy he seems to like in his pen is a plush carrot I found at PETCO. But he doesn’t play with it, he uses it as a pillow.
Maybe Herself would like one of those collapsible ferret tunnels made of cloth? Or a large enough cardboard tube to run through/hide in?
Um…did you try a slipper? ^_^ I have quite a few sets of bunny slippers up here, maybe I should send you a set. She can carry one around and (she’s probably small enough to) maybe hide in the other one?

Since you do work and she can only interact with you when you get home, I think she thinks that YOU are her toy. ^_^

Try plastic (human) baby teething toys. Before we got our bun we read in a bun care book that they can be a great bun toy, and as it turns out, it is by far our bun’s favorite toy. He plays with all the time and rarely touches his made for bun toys. Since you can find them easily at target/walmart for a few bucks it’s worth a try!

I always check out the bird section for bunny toys. They sell cardboard hoops, wicker balls, hardwood toys, plastic tossing toys, and they are safe to chew because they are made for parrots to chew on. Just stay away afrom the other materials in bird toys like leather or cuddle bones.

Oh yes what about jingly baby toys!!