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Tonight Winter gets her first 24 hours of bunny room. I’m hoping this will solve her tendencies to pull on cage bars to get out, she’s an active bunny would seems to think she needs out 24/7! (Licorice isn’t going to do a room, there are no extras and free ranging would mean never opening pantry or fridge.
)So, instead of her x pen connected to her cage, I’m just going to retain her cage as it’s more room for hopping. She’ll be sharing my room, which was where her cage was anyway. Essentially it’s the 24/7 bit.
One question I have is – my tablet charger needs to be down at night. It’s on a table so I don’t think she would get it but being on the cautious side anyway. Without cord protector, what could I do? I’m debating charging it downstairs instead. Also, could this possibly destroy her litter habits? Last thing I want is droppings everywhere. So I guess would it be okay to keep it in her cage, or should I take it out on the floor?
She’ll be eating in her cage with her feeder, and hay will also be there. I’m adding another large cardboard box of hay outside too. About to get a bunch of toys. (I figure I’ll kind of make one corner where all toys are, and just clean up messes daily.)
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