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Hutch chewing
- Thread starter steph182
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steph182
Wise Old Thumper
I guess I'm investing in ear plugs!:lol:
TermiteFrank
Wise Old Thumper
Frank used to chew his kennel, but it was my fault for making him a tunnel that culminated in a kennel wall. I moved it so he could get out of both ends and he's only had a slight gnaw occasionally since. Neutering helped too.
devoted2buns
Mama Doe
None of buns chew their hutch or chew toys, i have no idea what im doing to stop this?? So can't help, sorry, wish i knew!!
ikklefairy
New Kit
hutch chewing
My female drawf lop is approximately 1 year old and has already chewing massive holes in the side of two cages and escaped. Both cages are now boarded up and buscuit lives in one with her daughter boris while her other daughter smokey lives in the other.
Buscuit also gets provided with chew toys and sticks. She seems to have stopped eating her huth for now.
Hannah
My female drawf lop is approximately 1 year old and has already chewing massive holes in the side of two cages and escaped. Both cages are now boarded up and buscuit lives in one with her daughter boris while her other daughter smokey lives in the other.
Buscuit also gets provided with chew toys and sticks. She seems to have stopped eating her huth for now.
Hannah
You need to put some metal cornering on the parts of the hutch she is chewing and it will stop her. You can buy it from B&Q, Wickes etc you just need a junior hacksaw to cut it to the right length and a drill to make a couple holes in it then some nails to stick it tot he corners in your hutch.
