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Reply To: New House with Outdoor Bunny Space

09/25/2022 at 5:16 PM

DanaNM

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For bunny proofing I like to use NIC cube grids to block off areas with lots of wires, rather than trying to protect them individually.

As for predators and outdoor runs, chicken wire is not predator proof. It keeps chickens in but predators like coyotes can easily chew through it. You would want to use something like hardware cloth. There’s some examples of safe outdoor runs here: https://binkybunny.com/bunnyinfo/safe-outdoor-runs/

And I agree that you should definitely get your buns vaccinated for RHDV2 before letting them have any time outside. There is some more info on it here: https://binkybunny.com/forums/topic/please-read-rabbit-hemorrhagic-disease-rhdv2-outbreak-in-north-america/

For cleaning up hay, I really like using a rubber broom to use on carpets for in-between or before vacuuming. It works great and picks up a lot of fur too! If you search “rubber broom” you will find lots of options.

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