Hay Magic A Guide to Creating a Hay-Filled Bunny Paradise

A pen with a gate. This is the most expensive purchase you will make for bun if you are not going for a traditional cage or hutch. · A hide or ... I've worked out that as long as there's sufficient material lying around, my buns will move stuff around and either discard it or use it as they ... I've found that my rabbits eat more hay if I just toss in a handful. When I fed it with a hay rack, they ate less hay. Yes, their is some waste. A hay rack is a potential hazard which could lead to an unwanted trip to the vets. This is due to the holes often being large enough for your rabbit to get ... Avoid anything that has added colorful or fruity pieces. If you look at the ingredients list, the first thing should always be timothy hay or timothy grass. My ... To encourage defecation, droppings in the litter box on top of hay can sometimes be helpful. Rabbits will not eat soled hay, so change the hay ... Rabbits like to dig, so providing your rabbit with digging opportunities will make his cage feel more playful. Filling a flowerpot with earth, or filling a ... They're just telling you they prefer to eat their hay off the floor - most bunnies do as it's quite un-natural for them to reach up for hay. How to housetrain your rabbit: · Fill the bottom of the litter box with a layer of litter about two to three inches deep. · Add a thick layer of hay at one end of ... The floor of the hutch or cage should be covered with newspaper then laid with hay to provide cushioning and warmth for your rabbit. A solid board or rug can be ...