Rabbit toy- Tissue Paper

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- 06/25/2021 at 8:22 AM
  Susanne
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  Hi all, I have difficult to please buns who don’t like most traditional toys that I’ve researched. I’ve discovered they love hopping on and ripping up tissue paper! I had some in a dig box and they weren’t interested, but I randomly laid a couple full sheets out on the floor and after a while they figured out it’s really fun to play with 🙂 They go through phases with what they like, but this is one for the rotation that I hadn’t read about before so wanted to put it out here.
- 06/25/2021 at 12:26 PM
  DanaNM
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  Great tip!
  
  Mine seem to really like the crumpled up brown packing paper that comes in packages. I usually stuff it in their tunnel and maze for them to shred and dig through. 🙂
  
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