Prizm
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Cage Layout
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proxima centauri
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heheh prizm! 
I changed Marvin's cage layout. in fact, I just remove the woodshavings and replaced it with a carpet... I dunno if it will make itall easier to maintain or not... we'll see.
Here's some pics:
The poop you can see on the rug is the poop he did in a matter of 30minutes. I guess he did that cause it's new and he wanted toappropriate it all to himself...
I changed Marvin's cage layout. in fact, I just remove the woodshavings and replaced it with a carpet... I dunno if it will make itall easier to maintain or not... we'll see.
Here's some pics:
The poop you can see on the rug is the poop he did in a matter of 30minutes. I guess he did that cause it's new and he wanted toappropriate it all to himself...
Pet_Bunny
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Prizm wrote:
Rainbows!
It keeps her busy and out of trouble.
Rainbows!
proxima centauri
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Well, this cage layout seems to have obtained the favor of Mr. Marvin!
He now uses almost exclusively his litterbox for pees and poops... what a good boy!
Although, the rug doesn't look like the pictures, now... he startedchewing on it... I don't know in how many weeks I'll have to replaceit... Do you know if it is "ok" for the bunny to chew on the rug? is itbad for him?
thanks
He now uses almost exclusively his litterbox for pees and poops... what a good boy!
Although, the rug doesn't look like the pictures, now... he startedchewing on it... I don't know in how many weeks I'll have to replaceit... Do you know if it is "ok" for the bunny to chew on the rug? is itbad for him?
thanks
Snuggys Mom
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The carpet can be very dangerous if he'sswallowing it. I would take it out if I were you.Fabric does not digest easily and it could cause a blockage.
Laura
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pasmiles
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Hi,
I see a lot you bunny parents keep there cage up high on something. is it better not to keep the cage on the floor
thanks
I see a lot you bunny parents keep there cage up high on something. is it better not to keep the cage on the floor
thanks
proxima centauri
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Well, he's more "destroying" the carpet... although... he doesn't do it as much as the 1st day... I'll wait and watch.
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pasmiles wrote:
It doesn't really matter. I keep the cage on the floor so that, a) theycan jump in and out as they like, and b) I don't have to risk gettingscratched, or dropping them, or stressing them out by having to liftthem into the cage.
It doesn't really matter. I keep the cage on the floor so that, a) theycan jump in and out as they like, and b) I don't have to risk gettingscratched, or dropping them, or stressing them out by having to liftthem into the cage.
proxima centauri
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Personaly, I leave it on the floor, 1st, cause Ihave nowhere else to place the cage... I live in an appartment, butalso, I juste lift the cage top and it allows the bunny to go hoparound AND come back whenever it pleases. That can make it easier toput it back in his cage at the end of the day... (although I'm stillworking on that part with Marvin!).
