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its nice that you have a good hiding space and second level set up for her :) I would probably suggest a slightly larger cage, just due to the lack of floor space on the bottom level for her to hop around (because of the igloo and litter container taking up space) but its great that you let her...

oh yeah I wasn't suggesting a ton of carrots by any mean, just look up amounts of different veggies which are safe to give to buns on the internet at reputable rabbit sites:)

No, you should avoid giving your bun cabbage, as it can cause painful gas and watery stools. Maybe try a nice piece of carrot instead this time? :)

you might be able to use another piece of the cube paneling you used for the second level and cage walls, but you would need to cover it in carpet or some other nonskid cover to prevent your bun from getting caught in the holes and developing sore legs. When I made one I used a piece of wood and...

Hello! My name is Lola, I am a few months old and belong to my loving owner Meghan. I adore lettuce, jumping and binkying around the room, and tipping over my food dish at 3am. I am so excited there is a website dedicated to little buns like me!

you think they will be able to chew into it? it will be like a coating of paint, there shouldn't be any edges for her to get at, it will be smooth but with far more grip for her paws than the slick plastic at the bottom of the cage. This is her current set up: I don't see how she would chew it...

My girlfriend and I just got a rabbit a few weeks ago, and are using cedar shavings on the plastic cage floor, as thats what she used when she had one as a child. The little dwarf lop seems to not be a fan though, as she scraps them all into one corner, and sits in the other on the plastic...