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| RABBIT TOYS |
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| Toys A bored rabbit is a destructive rabbit! Digging or chewing the carpet and chewing forbidden objects are just two examples. Whether inside the cage or out, your rabbit needs plenty of toys to keep him/her from getting bored. Following are a few examples of suitable toys: * Toilet paper & paper towel rolls * Untreated straw baskets of any size * Natural wood blocks (no pressure treated wood, plywood, particle board, press board, etc.) * Canning jar rings * Rolled oats box with ends cut off * Soft drink can with a few pebbles inside for noise * Rubber balls (unless they chew on them) * Wire ball with bell inside (available at most pet stores in the cat section) * Baby toys such as rattles and giant key rings * Hanging bird toys with bells * Rice or maize mats (available at Pier 1 Imports) * Cardboard boxes with openings or "doors" cut in the sides * Things to jump up on (they like high places where they can look around) * Busy Bunny Baskets available from: The Busy Bunny, PO Box 1023, San Bruno, CA 94066 * Large "bouncy" balls |
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