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Forum HABITATS AND TOYS Corn Leaf

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    • animallove7
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        Is corn leaf ok for rabbits because i would like to buy a toy made out of it of bobby bunny boutique only  if you do not know what corn leaf is just look it up and then you will realize what it is


      • Bam
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          Corn leafs or corn husks are not recommended for bunnies if they eat it. It has very long and tough fibers that potentially can cause dental- or stomach trouble. If your bun is a chewer, I’d not recommend that type of toy. There are safer choices like toys made of willow or toys made of sisal rope. Or plain cardboard/paper.

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