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No… but the phone charging station has about 5 spare cords on standby. After buying a replacement twice, I gave up and ordered in bulk.

LOL I have a plant in front of the fiber cables. Extra deterrent if they get through everything.

This is why I don’t actually believe in free roaming everywhere. My biggest fear is if they get through a weak barrier (just one grid height), stairs, through a room, and then damage my pianos or string instruments. I was told before that if I got…[Read more]

I agree. If it is causing problems then it’s probably best to just get rid of it.

The foster has poop marked  the cardboard house so the others must reclaim it. If it causes a conflict its probably best to remove it (cardboard house), but it seems a rather normal bun behavior/reaction when there’s a new bun!

Ah, yeah, if it could be the texture of the cat litter that he likes, then that would definitely be an idea! I’ve had good luck in the past with wood stove pellets from farm supply store. But, I believe there are some pellet ttpe bedding available online, too. 🙂 You could also try hamster bedding, the paper sort. Its helpful for bunny pee smells…[Read more]

I’m wondering, do you think switching to a pellet-based litter, the closest I can get to cat litter while still being rabbit-friendly, would be a good idea? I think he may prefer the litter itself, but of course that is just a guess.

I have a secondary room for the cats, attached to mine (living with family due to being disabled), perhaps…[Read more]

I know this is frustrating. Honestly, when we think of less hay consumption, we think of one of two scenarios. One is the hay is a bad batch and bunny simply doesn’t like it. Believe me, I have been there! There is just something off about the hay and it is unappetizing. The other scenario, of course, is a dental issue. Sometimes bunnies will get…[Read more]

I have no idea why some buns are obsessed with cat litter boxes🙄. Our bunny Georgia is the same way.

The biggest concern would be the possibility of diseases from the kitty waste in the box. And the chance of him getting something icky stuck to his feet and ingesting it while grooming. I know traditional cat litter is also somewhat dusty, so I’m…[Read more]

I have not been active on this forum for a long while, but on returning today saw this thread. I am truly sorry to read about Luna, who as others have already said, was a beautiful bunny. So although I am posting rather late, I send you my heartfelt condolences.

Run free, dear Luna, until the day when your special human will rejoin you!

I do like moderator Wick. It’s enrichment plus it tends to slow eating (less risk of inhaling pellets).

My buns are mainly interested in tearing up cardboard boxes, so I give them cardboard boxes  when I’ve ordered stuff that comes in a box.

They also like making holes in (cheap) fleece blankets, but the blankets need to be attached to…[Read more]

Wick is like this. If plausible, what I do is break up his small amount of daily pellets into smaller portions and will hide/scatter them around throughout the day.

I’ve stuffed brown paper lunchbags with hay and treats and tied them off with natural hemp rope. They love destroying them and rummaging for food. I’ve also done this with toilet paper tubes.

I think Small Pet Select makes a cord protector. It may be made out of a little more bun/pet friendly material. You could trim sections off for him to play…[Read more]

What about a treat ball (to put pellets in)? Or another type of puzzle toy? My bunny loves his puzzle toys. He’s not as enthusiastic about the stacking cups, but he will pull them apart if I put pellets in there.