Is this rubber flooring ok for a Rex?

Hi guys, is this flooring ok for a rex bun?

The thickness is shown in pic 1 (see just below my finger!)








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Nicky

Sorry I dont know the answer to your question, just wanted to say that your setup looks great. I am looking for a new flooring solution for my bunnies. Would you not be worried of them chewing the flooring though?

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Yes I am a little worried, but these 2 buns aren't the greatest chewers (unlike their other fluffy friends :roll so will just have to keep an eye on them and the flooring.

They're being bonded at the moment, so am hoping they'll be too loved up to be up for chewing when they arrive home

sure they will be. I know if i put it down for my boys it would be fine but if I put it in with the girls it would last 2 minutes if that lol

I use this flooring but have it the other side up so it is softer. Did you get it from B&Q (I am after some new squares)

I think that'll be brill for a Rex. Looks softer than the runner stable matting I would use.

bunny babe said:

I use this flooring but have it the other side up so it is softer. Did you get it from B&Q (I am after some new squares)

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ah, we did wonder, but i was worried that bunny nails would get stuck in the softer side as it's easy to put a nail mark in etc. Have you had no problems with yours softer side up?

I happened to mention to my brother in law that I was after some of these and he had about 40 of them from when he worked in a gym running his own classes. They were used as safety mats etc. So i got them for free!!

Maplin have the exact same ones on offer at the moment though. Pack of 6 for £12.99 down from £19.99

http://www.maplin.co.uk/interlocking-cushioned-floor-mats-217645

Pie said:

I think that'll be brill for a Rex. Looks softer than the runner stable matting I would use.

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thanks! We were worried that the bobbles may be a bit abrasive. not sure whether to turn it over now onto softer side or not...

Thanks tho :wave: