Whiskerz
Well-Known Member
Ok, So I'm on my last nerve with this flooring crap. Sorry If I come off a bit harsh but I am very aggravated tonight and need to "vent" some.
I read that bunnies can get splayed legs from a smooth floor which I happen to have smooth tile flooring in my entire cage.
My husband and I went out to Lowes and bought this stuff called corrugated black runner. Its a heavy duty rubber, but very thin and has little grooves in it. Its PERFECT to use for flooring because it has tons of traction but its super thin so it lays flat with my tile. I got some super glue gel too to glue it to my tiles in the cage so it wouldnt move around. I got 4 pieces cut out of the runner, they are like 1ft x 1 1/2ft sheets.
I got home, put the super glue gel on the edges and pasted them on each of the levels. It couldnt be more perfect! They are center of each level, fit great, look great, and the bunnies were binking like crazy because they could actual grip the floor without slipping! It was all fine and dandy until Liam took a chunk out of one of the grooves! Uhhh! I dont want him eating the traction I just super glued in my cage.
Does anyone think that it will hurt my bunnies if the chew on the corrugated runner mat's I put in the cage? I want them to stay in there because they work so great for there feet and traction.
Here is a pic of that "traction mat" on the top level with Liam sitting on it
And here is a close up of the mat..runner..whatever
I just dont know what to do..I want to enjoy my bunnies and there cage but it seams like the more I try the more goes wrong..:banghead
I read that bunnies can get splayed legs from a smooth floor which I happen to have smooth tile flooring in my entire cage.
My husband and I went out to Lowes and bought this stuff called corrugated black runner. Its a heavy duty rubber, but very thin and has little grooves in it. Its PERFECT to use for flooring because it has tons of traction but its super thin so it lays flat with my tile. I got some super glue gel too to glue it to my tiles in the cage so it wouldnt move around. I got 4 pieces cut out of the runner, they are like 1ft x 1 1/2ft sheets.
I got home, put the super glue gel on the edges and pasted them on each of the levels. It couldnt be more perfect! They are center of each level, fit great, look great, and the bunnies were binking like crazy because they could actual grip the floor without slipping! It was all fine and dandy until Liam took a chunk out of one of the grooves! Uhhh! I dont want him eating the traction I just super glued in my cage.
Does anyone think that it will hurt my bunnies if the chew on the corrugated runner mat's I put in the cage? I want them to stay in there because they work so great for there feet and traction.
Here is a pic of that "traction mat" on the top level with Liam sitting on it
And here is a close up of the mat..runner..whatever
I just dont know what to do..I want to enjoy my bunnies and there cage but it seams like the more I try the more goes wrong..:banghead