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Wood Bark
- Thread starter Sparkle x
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I think it depends on the bark, and whether your buns are likely to munch on it - some people use it with no problems. Some of it is chemically treated to preserve it though, and some of it might be from trees that are poisonous, so read the labels very carefully! If you can afford it I'd suggest going for stones, shingle or slate instead - longer lasting and definitely won't tempt curious bunnies to eat it 
Sparkle x
Wise Old Thumper
I think it depends on the bark, and whether your buns are likely to munch on it - some people use it with no problems. Some of it is chemically treated to preserve it though, and some of it might be from trees that are poisonous, so read the labels very carefully! If you can afford it I'd suggest going for stones, shingle or slate instead - longer lasting and definitely won't tempt curious bunnies to eat it
Will opt for stones!
Thanks!!
Lillian
Warren Veteran
I think it depends on the bark, and whether your buns are likely to munch on it - some people use it with no problems. Some of it is chemically treated to preserve it though, and some of it might be from trees that are poisonous, so read the labels very carefully! If you can afford it I'd suggest going for stones, shingle or slate instead - longer lasting and definitely won't tempt curious bunnies to eat it
We did ours with stones and our pup Lola kept attempting to eat them :roll::lol:
