another trixie question....

[lucy24]

hi everyone, i am getting a trixie run for my bunny and as he's quite small i want to fix some wire mesh around it to make it extra secure. However my brain isnt working and i cant for the life of me think what to use to attach it!:roll::oops: something thats obviously bunny safe but secure. any ideas?

[yaretzi]

hi everyone, i am getting a trixie run for my bunny and as he's quite small i want to fix some wire mesh around it to make it extra secure. However my brain isnt working and i cant for the life of me think what to use to attach it!:roll::oops: something thats obviously bunny safe but secure. any ideas?

Cable ties :D?

[Roseberry]

bits of bendy wire, but you could make sure the sharp ends are on the outside well away from bunny :)

[lucy24]

ah yes cable ties- i knew there was something but i just couldnt remember the name lol thanks :D

[shadow05]

hi everyone, i am getting a trixie run for my bunny and as he's quite small i want to fix some wire mesh around it to make it extra secure. However my brain isnt working and i cant for the life of me think what to use to attach it!:roll::oops: something thats obviously bunny safe but secure. any ideas?

cable ties also if ur rabbit is a rabbit that tend to like to chew i would use more than one just in case.

i use them for my rabbit pen and the first time i used them my rabbit chewed them all off and got out lol

[yaretzi]

cable ties also if ur rabbit is a rabbit that tend to like to chew i would use more than one just in case.

i use them for my rabbit pen and the first time i used them my rabbit chewed them all off and got out lol

Yes they have a habit of doing that!

Most people recommend to do every joint with an 'x' of two ties, have the long bit facing outwards then trim it off :)

And then just check every so often to make sure they haven't been nommed ^^ Although you'd probably notice as it'd become a bit loose :)

[lucy24]

thanks for all the advice- rabbits are so cheeky when it comes to nibbling! :lol: