rabbit_lady13
Member
Does anyone have any great home made bunny toys besides card board boxs and toilet paper rolls? I'm look for new ideas 😊
DIY bunny toys
- Thread starter rabbit_lady13
- Start date
Help Support Rabbits Online Forum:
MissyAndMoonlight
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2015
- Messages
- 261
- Reaction score
- 41
I take those smallish brown bags (like brown non- toxic lunch bags) and fill them with hay. I then roll up the bag, shutting it, and put it into the cage. They can smell they hay and it keeps them occupied and entertained while they try to figure out how to get to the hay. Mine love it. I also will fill other bunny safe objects with hay or some of their favorite foods. I also just tried this one- I blended up their favorite fruits and then froze them making a tiny bunny sized popsicle. They loved it (this isn't so much of a toy as an entertainment idea. They loved this new treat). It is also quite tasty for humans!
rabbit_lady13
Member
Those are great ideas! I'm gonna have to try them. Thanks for sharing!
MaryAnne
Well-Known Member
Bunny popsicles! Oh my!!
I saved those measuring cups from laundry detergent, and washed them. I stack them up in a pyramid and sometimes hide treats under a few. Bunnies love to knock them over and finding a hidden treat is an extra bonus.
MissyAndMoonlight
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jul 14, 2015
- Messages
- 261
- Reaction score
- 41
That's a great idea! With a fairly large family, we go through a lot of those! And I know my trouble makers will love something they can destroy and knock over!
rabbit_lady13
Member
I love those ideas! I hope my bunnies will love them too!
Early on in the first 6 months Baron played mostly with pine cones. Plenty of pine trees in my neighborhood so I would pick some up when out for a walk. He used them like basketballs picking them up with his teeth and hurling them into his litter or my laundry. Lately he seems to only play with my old blue gym shorts... after what he has done with them, I don't ever want them back.
Just over a year old, he doesn't seem to be interested in toys but has to explore and run his chin on everything. At early morning hours (2am to 4am) I can hear him tearing through the house. The only reason I wake up is him running across the bed and back out. On occasion he miscalculates his jumps and hits me pretty hard. I wonder if he does it on purpose to get me up? My alarm is set for 6am most working days but he has no sense of time.
In his youth, he chewed on old driftwood I found by the banks of the river. He rarely touches it now. His ideal is either sprawling out to rest, eating, exploring, or running night races.
Just over a year old, he doesn't seem to be interested in toys but has to explore and run his chin on everything. At early morning hours (2am to 4am) I can hear him tearing through the house. The only reason I wake up is him running across the bed and back out. On occasion he miscalculates his jumps and hits me pretty hard. I wonder if he does it on purpose to get me up? My alarm is set for 6am most working days but he has no sense of time.
In his youth, he chewed on old driftwood I found by the banks of the river. He rarely touches it now. His ideal is either sprawling out to rest, eating, exploring, or running night races.
rabbit_lady13
Member
I wish I had pine trees around me 😟
