Things Your Bunny Has Chewed

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- 11/20/2018 at 8:10 AM
  babblingbuns
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  Hi everyone! Plenty of us have read multiple guides on proper-bunny proofing, and there’s always something you do not expect your bunny to chew, but ultimately does. If you want, I think it would be interesting if we list one or a few things your bunny has unexpectedly chewed.
  
  (I’m thinking this thread may be helpful for anyone looking into bunny-proofing. Of course all rabbits will not chew the same things, but if we share a few things amongst each other, perhaps others can use the listed items in mind, when solidifying space for their bunnies).
  
  I did not expect my rabbit to chew:
  -remote buttons
  -suitcase fabric
  -wicker laundry hamper (I probably should have seen that one coming)
- 11/20/2018 at 8:21 AM
  Bunny House
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  1241 posts
  Love the idea!
  
  Mine love any kind of cords, folders, papers, and anything electronic that they can fit in their mouth
- 11/20/2018 at 8:54 AM
  sarahthegemini
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  My female found an important letter under my bed and ripped/chewed that to shreds ?
- 11/20/2018 at 10:57 AM
  mimimomo
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  76 posts
  Besides the expected (cords, etc):
  
  -Trim/baseboards/windowsills
  -Wall corners (drywall)
  -Couch cushions
  -Literally any paper they can reach (including toilet paper….)
  -Sandal straps
  
  I do my best to bunny proof, but I’ve gotten to the point where I’m resigned to them slowly destroying everything I own! Haha
- 11/20/2018 at 5:49 PM
  LittlePuffyTail
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  18092 posts
  Elara has chewed/destroyed:
  
  My couch and loveseat
  Couch covers purchased to hide the holes in above mentioned couch and loveseat
  The corner of our living room rug
  Many, many blankets (she bites little holes in them and spits out the fabric)
  2 Toy Dinosaurs
  1 My Little Pony figurine (my daughter was really upset about that one)
  Many crayons
  Many colouring book pages/book corners
  
  I’m sure I will think of others…..Her nickname is “The Naughty Nibbler.”
- 11/21/2018 at 12:46 AM
  Taloan7
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  -baby’s pacifier
  -rubber trim on the bottom of the baby’s bouncer
  -erasers
  -kids rubber kindle case (…there’s a trend here)
  -also crayons and colouring books
  -wicker baskets
  
  Our cats and bunny team up and conspire against us. The cats are always knocking things off the table and counters and the bunny happily chews them up in the night.
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