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Noo Mam Please Don't!!! ITS NOT FAIR!!!!!!!!

AshLovesRabbits123

AshLovesRabbits123

Mama Doe
:evil::evil::evil::evil::cry:Shes planning digging up the grass and putting stones down...not one bit of grass!!
theres the deking..&& the pattio
Where will i put the rabbit run??:cry::cry:
....Dose This MeenI Carnt Have A Bunnie?:cry::cry::cry:*Crys Hart Out*
Its Just Not FAIR:evil::evil::evil::evil:
 
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I don't have any grass and i've got 7 bunnies and 3 guinapigs i just grow some in pots
 
It's not essential to have grass, infact if you put your run on the grass and never moved it they'd probably kill it, I know my guinea pigs do! It's a pain keeping having to move their enclosure, it weighs a ton!
My only concerns would be how comfortable it would be for them, my bun's enclosure is on concrete so I put down hay so it is nice and comfortable for them :wave:
 
I think Lionheadluver has hay in her run, so you can ask her how she keeps it clean etc. If you decided to have hay, it may be a bit tricky with the English weather :? :lol: How about rubber? I'm sure just concrete would be fine!
 
It took me a while to figure out how to keep the hay clean. We put rubber mats down first onto the concrete, and then put hay on top. You need a cover on all sides (from the top of the run to the floor) to stop hay getting wet on top, and the rubber mat will stop the hay getting wet underneath (as the water will stay under the mat, and will not contact the hay). You can just use a rubber mat if you wish, but because of molly's hocks, I need to use hay, so this (i found) to be the best way to keep it clean.
 
I have grass at the bottom of my garden but keep my bunnys runs on the concrete as its easier to sweep up the poos :lol: and it keeps thier nails worn down!! And they make such a mess on the grass so I just pick them some and give them hay :D:D It should be fine for you to have bunnys x x x
 
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