Making a snugglesafe.

Jenova · Oct 18, 2011

What do you think the best way would be?
My bunnies are pretty big so it's hard for one to fit on a snugglesafe never mind two, and buying multiple is going to get expensive!

I know you can put bricks in the oven and wrap them in towels, so that's one idea.

I was also thinking about filling a cloth bag full of some sort of beans which could be microwaved. But then I bet bunnies would want to eat them... :roll:

Snugglesafes seem to be the best option, I just wish they came in bigger sizes!

rabbitdan · Oct 19, 2011

Jenova said:
What do you think the best way would be?
My bunnies are pretty big so it's hard for one to fit on a snugglesafe never mind two, and buying multiple is going to get expensive!

I know you can put bricks in the oven and wrap them in towels, so that's one idea.

I was also thinking about filling a cloth bag full of some sort of beans which could be microwaved. But then I bet bunnies would want to eat them... :roll:

Snugglesafes seem to be the best option, I just wish they came in bigger sizes!

I used a brick last year when mine were babies.

Jenova · Oct 19, 2011

rabbitdan said:
I used a brick last year when mine were babies.

I think I'm going to use your idea of the cat flap and elaborate on it a bit more, which might mean I don't need a snugglesafe. I'm going put carpet in the small part of the hutch, on the floor, walls and ceiling so insulate it and put a cat flap on so keep it really warm. I also want to grow grass on the roof to insulate it even more.

Making a snugglesafe.

Jenova

Wise Old Thumper

rabbitdan

Mama Doe

Jenova

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