Rabbits who would have them LOL

:lol::lol::lol: I thought it would get you all looking:roll::lol::lol: Is it just my bun Poppy or does other people's buns do this:roll:As we don't have a run for Poppy yet we get her out every day for at least an hour so she can have a run around, play & graze on the grass. When she comes out she go's straight to the garden fences & the small fence around our patio & starts to eat them:shock: tonight she has been worse than ever, i've taken my roof rack off my truck as I need to do some wiring for the spotlights which are on it & you may have guest it she started to eat it well the rubber foot pads at least:roll:I'm sure she was trying to eat the house wall aswell:shock: she's such a little munchy monster is this normal :?:?:?
I was going to convert our shed into a nice little workshop when our birds who roost in it pass away but after reading your posts on here looks as if that won't be happening now & our Poppy will be moving into the shed instead as it's joined onto the bird flight where she was going to be housed in the 1st place but as I have power in there for the light & heater it would be a better place for her over the winter. so it's all your fault for giving me the idea:lol::lol:

Yes -buns love to chew wood-to save your fences maybe offer some apple branches which she'll love, and helps their teeth too.-Sue:wave:

I think there's a list on here of types of tree branches safe for buns?

Bless her!! I would agree, get her some safe tree branches to have a chew on and save your belongings!!!

I have put a couple of apple tree branches in her hutch but she only has the odd chew on them:roll: but have never thought about putting them outside so will give that ago. We gave her a few toys to play with like a teething rattle & keys I have to say we often find or hear her playing with these:lol: we also got her a large chewable tube which she seems to love as she often go's in it, chews it or when she's in a mood chucks it all over her hutch:lol:
Last night I did notice she spent alot of time at the fence & I had to stop her from eating it, but next door does have to male g/pigs in a hutch on the other side & was wondering if she is in season at the min as she is a little stroppy at the min & even went to nipped my finger (I felt her teeth) this morning when I went to stroke her nose:shock:

i have various mints (cept penny royal as its not good for them ) and lavender round my buns cages to deter flies in the morning they have been pruned as it where :roll:

biggles is partcial to the odd bit of skirting board and door even if he does have unlimited wooden toys and twigs to chew