Phone books and corrugated cardboard cat scratchers are big hits for bunnies that like to have deconstruction projects. Have you tried either of those?

I feel you! My newest bunny Cooper is a wild man, I had slightly forgotten what it was like to have a high-energy young bunny, it can be a LOT of energy!

I agree with LBJ10’s suggestions, phone books and newspapers are safe, as long as they aren’t the glossy sheets.

I also would for sure swap out the carpet flooring in her pen for something like a vinyl sheet, because if she ingests a lot of carpet it can be dangerous. You can get a sheet of vinyl cut to size from most hardware stores for pretty cheap, I was able to order some online and pick up curbside from Home Depot, I think it was about 50 cents per sq ft.

My buns really like sea grass mats, paper mats, and cardboard cat scratchers. They also love palm plates (search for organic palm plates). You can make hides and tunnels out of cardboard and stuff them with paper for them to dig around in as well. I have also used concrete building forms with the plastic lining removed as tunnels, as they are just cardboard.

Also,  is kind of a trash type toy… but there is this chew toy called the “snak shack”. It’s inexpensive and keeps Cooper busy for hours. I think it was $10 and he’s been working on it for months now. It’s kind of junk as it’s made from compressed wood bound together with molasses or something, but it’s really hard so he barely eats any of it.

If you get a ceramic bowl meant for a dog, that should work, or you can get a crock that attaches to the pen wall.

As for her jumping out of her pen, you could make a roof for her pen with NIC cube grids.  That would also help the pen keep its shape so she couldn’t move it around so much. You could also use grids to reinforce the other problem areas that she is getting into (the closet, etc).

A sheet clothes pinned to the top of the xpen may keep her from jumping out of it

Glad to hear things are improving!

I’m not sure about eco-earth safety for digging, but clean organic soil would be OK. Play sand is also safe to use, or just a bunch of shredded paper.

I have used a very light spritz of water as a deterrent or way to distract a bun when they are really obsessed with getting into something (like chewing the carpet). Then ideally you block that area and redirect them to the safe alternative. It can work better than physically stopping them, because this can feel like getting pets and then you unintentionally train your bun that getting into trouble gets them attention!