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- 02/07/2023 at 11:05 AM
  bumpybunny
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  I got this wooden crate I want to put on my wall and I used some wood stain on it. Its been a couple days but it still has a little bit of a smell to it. Does anyone know if this could hurt my rabbit? I know strong smells like perfume or candles can harm them so I just want to make sure before I put it in my room with her. TIA 🙂
- 02/07/2023 at 11:37 AM
  Bam
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  I doubt it’d hurt your bun if it’s out of chewing range. Maybe if your room is very small and you keep both door and windows closed, but then it wouldnt be quite safe for you yourself to sleep there.
  
  Could you perhaps place it outside for a day or two (like on a balcony) to air it out properly?
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