RE: What do you do with your buns when you leave?

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RE: What do you do with your buns when you leave?

02/20/2009 at 6:04 AM

BunnyLugs

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I’m not too comfortable leaving them, as they can’t exercise without supervision, I wouldn’t leave them unsupervised outside their cage. They can do the most unusual things! I’d probably come back to them nesting in the sofa or something. However if you have to leave them for a period of time say overnight. Stockpile hay for them to eat in their enclosure, any longer than that and they might have health issues that go unnoticed or something. I’ve learnt theyre fairly delicate animals!