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- 10/08/2006 at 4:22 PM
  Ester Yeh
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  I’ve always wondered, when my buns are chewing on their pieces of wood or cardboard etc., it looks like they are swallowing it. What does that do for their insides?
- 10/12/2006 at 1:11 AM
  BinkyBunny
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  Wood is usually not a problem unless it’s a toxic type of wood to bunnies – like redwood. But if it’s la safe wood like willow, or apple branches, then they can eat it without a problem.
  
  Cardboard: Most bunnies will consume a little while they are tearing apart. Most if left on the ground, but it isn’t unusual for a bunny to eat a few pieces, however, if your bunny is eating it like crazy and not leaving cardboard crumbs, then you may want to be careful with cardboard as I have heard it is possible for this to cause digestive problems.
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