Pet beds and rugs for rabbits.....? Advice?

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- 12/31/2011 at 7:02 AM
  Riley101
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  Hi everyone! So i was just looking at some beds/blankets that some of you guys use for your bun to sleep on. I am in the process of getting my room fully bun proofed so Riley{ my bun} can be out loose in my room 24/7. Since i have hardwood floor,i would like to get some pet beds/cat beds for Riley. The only problem is that he chews and trys to eat some fabrics. I was just wondering if anyone has any adviseon how to get him to stop chewing on fabrics or if anyone knows any petstores that sell rugged beds. Thanks !!!
- 12/31/2011 at 8:13 AM
  New Bunny Mum
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  I use one of the old fashioned wicker dog baskets for Pancakes. There are lots of ebay I think. (definitely on the UK ebay site if you cant find them on the American site)
  
  I just use an old towel in it to make it comfy which is also easy to wash.
  
  She does chew it – but as its untreated wicker its perfectly safe. I think they look really cute to!
- 12/31/2011 at 9:48 AM
  kinggoblin
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  My rabbit has two rugs in his habitat, one on the bottom of his cage and another on the floor under the doorway of his cage. Mine doesn’t try to chew or dig his rugs, just the one in my apartment *sigh*. He also has some backless woven rugs I got at walmart real cheap that are easy to throw in the wash.
  
  I use to have a pet bed ( like the one the binkybunny store sells ) in his cage when he was younger but the rugs are easier to clean. He didn’t try to chew that either, like I said, he only cares about ruining the carpet that I won’t be getting my deposit back on, lol.
- 12/31/2011 at 4:34 PM
  Sam and Lady's Human
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  I have cheap runners and washable pet beds I got from Petco Samson leaves both alone- destructo wise, but lays in her bed when she wants pets. Lady doesn’t have hers yet because shes a poop monster. After the spay though, we’ll give it a try.
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