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Three times I’ve written and re-written this post. Three times.
I think the BB forums need some sort of draft function.
Anyway, I built a NIC cage for the first time today. Roscoe’s definitely not a temporary fixture anymore, so his cage had to be improved. I was tired of not having room for a litter pan. I couldn’t let him sit in pee any longer, despite frequent pee-stained-shavings removal. He caught a back leg on the edge of the cage when hopping out today. I was there to help, thankfully, but I wanted to make sure it would never happen again.
Old (cage normally located directly beside futon):
New:
This image was followed by a bunch of binkies and rabbit 500s around the new cage. I think it’s a success. ETA (modified): When Lily moves in, I will re-structure and pull the whole thing out in front of the desk and/or buy another set of panels. He has 12 sq ft or so in this configuration, which is okay for him alone.
And one lounging bunny on-the-mend for good measure:
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But I do agree with Jack Rabbit, I don’t think there’s enough room for 2 bunnies!
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