loppy ears
Warren Veteran
Do you use foam mats, stable mats or something else on the concrete runs, please add links to mats you have brought for your concrete runs, Thanks.
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What do you use to cover concrete runs?
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Santa
Wise Old Thumper
I don't put anything on them, the buns run around on the concrete quite happily (the run is attached to their hutch though so there are plenty of places they can get off the concrete). It wears their claws down wonderfully so they never really need clipping 
Unless you have a bun prone to sore hocks, I don't think it's necessary to put anything down on top of it.
Unless you have a bun prone to sore hocks, I don't think it's necessary to put anything down on top of it.
parsnipbun
Wise Old Thumper
same here - just a deep pile of straw over one side or all over if very cold (hay is in the inbuilt hutch areas)
Blackberry & Co
Wise Old Thumper
In the summer my boys have just a couple of carpet squares for snoozing on, and the rest is bare to keep their claws trim.
In winter most of the floor is covered in carpet squares/old rugs (and now I need to get their nails trimmed as they haven't worn down so well!) but they like warm bums in the winter :lol:
In winter most of the floor is covered in carpet squares/old rugs (and now I need to get their nails trimmed as they haven't worn down so well!) but they like warm bums in the winter :lol:
twobunnies&apony
Alpha Buck
Nothing on mine Winter and Summer (feel guilty now) - they lie quite happliy on it all year round. Can go inside if they want. Crazy bunnies!
loppy ears
Warren Veteran
Thanks for your answers, is it only rexes who can get sore hocks?
