Good digging box that can substitute as litterbox

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- 07/20/2017 at 8:18 PM
  Cookie's Ma
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  My bun cookie will dig at almost anything. Even the litter in her litterbox. Any diy at home ideas for good digging material that isn’t harmful if my bun chews it a little and can absorb smell well. Any ideas on how to contain the mess as well? I love this site.
- 07/20/2017 at 9:22 PM
  Willow Lien
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  I use shredded newspaper for a digging box but my rabbits do not pee in it. My older buns definitely do some serious litterbox digging. The baby has never done that yet.
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