bunny cant be on carpet

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- 08/06/2013 at 9:57 AM
  Loverats
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  So my bun sky is my source of happiness. I love seeing him binky around my room all day. But I just started noticing he’s digging and chewing at my carpet. So my carpet is slowly being torn up. My mom just found out and so did I so she said the bun must stay in the bathroom (which he absolutely does nothing in) or the playpen which doesn’t give him enough space. What should I do?
- 08/06/2013 at 10:04 AM
  bpash89
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  Is there a particular corner or spot that he likes to dig in? Maybe you could cover up that spot with furniture or buy a cheap rug/carpet samples/seagrass mats to cover that spot. If he isn’t picky about what part of the carpet maybe you could get an area rug to put down over top of it and keep him in a xpen or something when he’s out. Sometimes you just have to keep them away from it for a little while until they forget about it and later on they won’t bother it anymore.
- 08/06/2013 at 10:04 AM
  bpash89
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  Is there a particular corner or spot that he likes to dig in? Maybe you could cover up that spot with furniture or buy a cheap rug/carpet samples/seagrass mats to cover that spot. If he isn’t picky about what part of the carpet maybe you could get an area rug to put down over top of it and keep him in a xpen or something when he’s out. Sometimes you just have to keep them away from it for a little while until they forget about it and later on they won’t bother it anymore.
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