Is Kiln Dried Pine safe for my bunnies to chew on???

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- 10/11/2020 at 12:17 PM
  Casper and Thumper
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  Hey guys!!! This is my first post but I was looking into getting some chew toys for my bunny Casper because he is a real chewer lol. But the problem is that Casper really really likes to eat his chew toys too. I’ve tried lots of different toys with him but his absolute favorite are [..] kiln dried pine blocks [edited by DanaNM to remove store link]. I’ve gotten them before in a variety pack I bought a while ago from the website but I’m a little weary to purchase them again because I’ve heard that even kiln dried pine can be dangerous. However I’ve also heard that kiln dried pine is completely okay for rabbits, so I thought I should double check here before I went ahead and purchased them.
- 10/11/2020 at 12:45 PM
  Bu20055
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  As far as I know kiln dried pine is safe as long as it isn’t treated.
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