Activity

Yes, pelleted pine bedding can be used as litter for rabbits. I use wood stove pellets, which are made from spruce and pine.

Its pine and cedar shavings you should avoid.

I mix the wood pellets with paper litter, but you can use wood pellets only.

You should have pretty good luck with those I think.

I guess I don’t really buy too much hay at once because I feel like it goes stale. I get the bagged Oxbow kind. Are you buying bagged hay? A bale?

Yep that one’s good! I’ve used it and it works well! I’ve used several brands of pine stall pellets and they all seem pretty comparable.

I saw a tutorial at some point on making your own from cardboard boxes. It looks a little time consuming, but if you have more time than money it might be worth it!

Haha! Probably a good move! You worked so hard for that trio!

I agree with Wick&Fable! I think side swaps will help. Do be sure they can’t nip noses through the fence, because that can increase hard feelings.

Ahhh!! She’s so adorable!! She looks so soft 🥰

After watching my ladies flop and groom each other, I have come to the conclusion that I am indeed crazy to consider adopting another bun. Sigh. He is awfully cute… But I don’t think I could deal with the stress of a newcomer right now.

Thank you all for your responses!

Number 1 looks more low pile and low pile is always better for avid chewers! 🙂

Rabbits can act very differently through a pen wall vs. when having real access to each other. As the owner of the space, some might interpret Rodders being by the pen as a dominant, rude move, expressing “Ha, this is my space. You can’t get here. I own this and am so relaxed.” … If possible, I’d encourage swapping Rodder and Lily’s space every…[Read more]

It is money consuming to buy toys that don’t last long, but that also means they are ‘good’ toys for redirecting your rabbits energy! I regularly purchase cat scratchers for my Fable since she spends most her energy on destroying them.