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I’d go for a hard case over a soft-sided carrier. Soft sided ones can have escape routes chewed in them
I have one that’s cat/small dog sized, it has a front and top door. The bunnies are quite snug inside together but it works. Here’s a pic, in the pic there’s also a frozen water bottle rolled up in the tea towel, which is why it’s extra squishy. I think the limited room is good though, they still manage to turn around but they can’t move too much in the carrier if we have to stop suddenly etc.
Another pic to show the whole carrier better
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Posted By Azerane on 10/07/2018 2:51 AM
I’d go for a hard case over a soft-sided carrier. Soft sided ones can have escape routes chewed in themI have one that’s cat/small dog sized, it has a front and top door. The bunnies are quite snug inside together but it works. Here’s a pic, in the pic there’s also a frozen water bottle rolled up in the tea towel, which is why it’s extra squishy. I think the limited room is good though, they still manage to turn around but they can’t move too much in the carrier if we have to stop suddenly etc.
Another pic to show the whole carrier better
Awe, such beautiful and precious little buns!
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