She may still calm down in time if it’s only one week post neuter. It does sound like very determined chewing! I find cardboard boxes with heavy things in them, and fixing safe chewing items down helps. That way they can really rip into it and feel like they are working at clearing. I find toys just move about and they lose interest fast. LIke dogs can hold a bone down with their paws and hoe into it but rabbits don’t do this.  Maybe try fixing seagrass mats or some other chewables down to a sheet of wood and placing it on the floor some place.
Is that Chewbacca in your avatar or one of the other 2?

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We only covered the preferred cords or ones that she had access to. I also put up barriers to other cords.

It’s very very important to go through your house and reevaluate your wire bunny proofing. We’ve all had them chewed and it’s often OK but it takes one little hot wire to hurt your bunny. So please double/triple check your bunny proofing.

As Jersey said-it will take time (often as much as four weeks) to calm down.

MAke sure she has lots of toys while she is OUT and if you can supervise her. If not-hallway or bathroom (CLOSE the toilet lid!!) so she can’t get hurt but can bounce off the walls if she wants.

I’d give an old towel to chew, more cardboard boxes (make one she can hang out in and eat while in there-with two exits and windows!), give phonebooks and grass matts too Willow is super for chewers. Rotate toys so she doesn’t get bored

Has the chewing gone worse? Karl chewed quite a lot before he was fixed, but after the op…hell broke loose! He would chew ANYTHING. Wallpaper, cords, cables, shoes, clothes. It lasted for 2 weeks, and the little fella has not chewed anything inappropriate since. I think I could put him in a box with cords and he would just look at them. It’s the hormones that went crazy.

Do you have a cardboard box? I find that these are the only items that Karl and Molly really like to chew for hours. It really keeps them occupied.

This is interesting because a few people have posted reporting this – chewing or other behaviours worsening for a while post-speuter. I had read with bucks, that sometimes they can get a surge of testosterone into the system during the procedure because of the manipulation of the testes. I would imagine in generally the bodies hormonal adjustments after these types of ops would create some havoc for a while.

If you cut off my happy bits, I’d be chewing mad too! Seriously though, it can be simply her trying to readjust to the difference in hormones.

Posted By MarkBun on 11/11/2009 11:20 AM
If you cut off my happy bits, I’d be chewing mad too!

LOL Markus!!!

Usually it’s one month after the surgery that the hormones begin to calm down, though I had the impression with Sammy that she took a little longer.

I would definitely get more cord covers. If you can keep things put away in closets, or just surround certain areas (I did this with my computer space) with NIC cubes that will block a section of the apt. to chew.

Try both peeled and unpeeled willow. Some prefer one more than the other.