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Do your rabbits go out on grass?
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Tillybunny
Mama Doe
Yes they do when the weather allows, in winter they have a handful of redigrass every day which they all love.
xx-snowball-xx
Wise Old Thumper
i have replied no, because at this moment in time, i don't have a lead for snowball and my garden isn't secure.
but as soon as i have a lead for him, he will be oing out on the grass
but as soon as i have a lead for him, he will be oing out on the grass
No - not at the moment. Ours have a bunny-proofed yard which is made up of paving slabs but they do have a digging box.
Our lawn is not great at the moment - it needs a thorough rake and rejuvenate this Spring so it wouldn't be too suitable right now anyway lol. It's more mud than grass! :roll:
I plan to have a tube run from the yard down to a lawn run as soon as I can though to give them some grazing. Last summer I just went down to the garden and hand-picked grass and weeds for them! Every time I went through the gate they got all excited waiting for me to return with fresh food lol!
ETA: They get Readigrass on a regular basis.
Our lawn is not great at the moment - it needs a thorough rake and rejuvenate this Spring so it wouldn't be too suitable right now anyway lol. It's more mud than grass! :roll:
I plan to have a tube run from the yard down to a lawn run as soon as I can though to give them some grazing. Last summer I just went down to the garden and hand-picked grass and weeds for them! Every time I went through the gate they got all excited waiting for me to return with fresh food lol!
ETA: They get Readigrass on a regular basis.
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whitehood
Warren Veteran
Minimallow
Wise Old Thumper
They go out on the grass as long as it isn't pouring down. They do this daily.
Nope as ours are all inside at the mo.
Are you asking with regards to rescue buns or your own? :wave: With rescue buns its best to put them on slabs as its easier to clean
I have both- Concrete and grass - was just wondering. I find concrete alot easier to clean , but more boring for the bunnies.
Becky86
Wise Old Thumper
You could grow grass in pots for on the concrete? Trouble with rescue buns going on grass is the high risk of spreading disease
xYou could grow grass in pots for on the concrete? Trouble with rescue buns going on grass is the high risk of spreading disease
Yes concrete is easy to clean down with bleach etc. I like the idea of pots
