Anything else for my bunny's cage?

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- 11/07/2015 at 10:43 PM
  Mikayla206
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  I am curious on what else y’all think I might need for my bunny’s cage. I have had her for a week (she doesn’t come near me yet). She loves toys and she was basically litter box trained when I got her (shes 8 weeks). I just want to make her cage perfect
- 11/08/2015 at 2:08 AM
  Rhian
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  I would suggest getting a few more shred-able toys. Cardboard tubes, paper bags, boxes, wood pieces, willow toys, crumpled up paper balls. Nothing is more happy than a rabbit that is destroying something.
- 11/08/2015 at 3:31 AM
  Palomino_Bun
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  you can get little sit on wooden houses which mine loves. Also, you can buy wooden bird toys with bells on that make a noise which satisifes their urge to ruin objects – so like Rhian said anything that is either destroy-able or that makes them thin they are destroying something is great. And edible/chewable tunnels made out of wood or haygrass are good for their teeth and digestion.
  Awesome job your bunny is very lucky !
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