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- 07/22/2016 at 11:53 PM
  Blaire
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  Hi!!
  
  I posted about this last year, but I thought I’d see if anyone has anymore advice, because I NEED it…
  
  My little boy and I are about to move into a house where he will have his very own room. I have the whole layout nailed down, except for the flooring. Milo tends to chew incessantly on carpet (if its thick enough to get his teeth on) and blankets of any sort, and he loves to dig. Because there is hardwood throughout the house, I’m seeking something that will…
  
  1) Prevent liquid from seeping through in case he has any accidents.
  
  2) He won’t be tempted to chew up and potentially swallow and get sick.
  
  3) Something that is soft on his heels.
  
  4) Super slip-resistant.
  
  I realize that all of this is a tall order, but I’d love for my bunny to be comfy and healthy in the new house!!
  
  Thanks in advance,
  
  Milo’s Mommy
- 07/24/2016 at 4:54 PM
  Taylor
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  You know, I’ve clicked on this several times and I’ve been trying to think of an answer and I don’t think you’ll easily hit all those requirements. However, I thought I may as well suggest a bath mat? You can get bath mats that fit inside tubs that squish underfoot, have a grip on the surface so that you don’t fall, are easily cleanable, and perhaps not the easiest to ingest. You may not be able to build a floor out of that, but he may dig having a piece or two of that to go to.
- 07/25/2016 at 3:58 PM
  Betsy
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  How about foam puzzle-piece floor mats?
- 07/29/2016 at 9:19 PM
  kayleighxvx
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  my rabbit also destroys anything i try to put down. carpet, foam puzzle mats, you name it. i have her on hardwood for her own safety (ingesting any other types of flooring) but i always worry about her getting sore feet ): i still have yet to find anything. luckily she doesnt mind the hardwood at all, its just me who worries
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