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How is my set up?
- Thread starter Rexripley
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Aly&Poppy<3
Wise Old Thumper
You could take off the cage doors and cover the cage roof with cardboard or something (I cable tied some one) then put a blanket/towel over it so they can have a look out spot 
mine love jumping on things means they won't hurt themselves if they did jump on it and get a leg stuck too.
Apple sticks, wooden arch, forage box. Things like that
mine love jumping on things means they won't hurt themselves if they did jump on it and get a leg stuck too.Apple sticks, wooden arch, forage box. Things like that
Rexripley
Mama Doe
You could take off the cage doors and cover the cage roof with cardboard or something (I cable tied some one) then put a blanket/towel over it so they can have a look out spot
Apple sticks, wooden arch, forage box. Things like that
Good ideas thanks!
I'm considering putting vinyl or something in the room, Harley has too many accidents
Aly&Poppy<3
Wise Old Thumper
Large blankets and cheap rugs will give them some grip
Poppy has 3 rugs otherwise she wouldn't leave her bed:lol: not that she really leaves it anyway:roll::lol:Leo has carpet in his room but he finds it tasty! So we're putting non slip lino down at the end of May, can't wait
I've already bought a rug to put down for him:lol:
yaretzi
Wise Old Thumper
It looks pretty good to me! Nice size, with 2 bases for litter trays and some tunnels etc! Aly&Poppy's idea is great - bunnies love lookout posts! How about a low-ish table for them to jump on top of too, or let them jump on top of the plastic boxes? You could put carpet tiles on top of the table thing if you think it might be slippy. I see you have a little cardboard box but my buns LOVE big ones, and a couple sellotaped together. The only problem is if yours eat cardboard, then I can see why you wouldn't want to put them in.
Changing to lino sounds good if they're having accidents. Just make sure to get the non-slip, slightly rough type so they have grip rather than the very slippy ones.
Changing to lino sounds good if they're having accidents. Just make sure to get the non-slip, slightly rough type so they have grip rather than the very slippy ones.
Rexripley
Mama Doe
Large blankets and cheap rugs will give them some grip
Leo has carpet in his room but he finds it tasty! So we're putting non slip lino down at the end of May, can't wait
I'm still debating about keeping them inside or building them a shed with a run outside...
aatkin
Warren Scout
Would you please come explain this to my rabbits? They have a lovely low shelf and nice ramp up to it and refuse to investigate! Emerson will however scramble up our filing boxes onto my chair and gleefully leap off.
SO MUCH HAY! :thumb: I think your setup looks great! How do your rabbits get on with the mirror? Emerson scared the poop out of himself (literally) when investigating our bedroom and coming across a mirror. It gets turned around now when the door is open...!
Rexripley
Mama Doe
helen01
Warren Veteran
I think this will be our long term plan
Maybe start building this summer
I've got a shed/run for Poppy and I'm looking to change hers over to exactly this in the summer. She accesses the run day and night so would really like her to have more space in it to run around in
yaretzi
Wise Old Thumper
:lol:, silly bunnies! My two could teach them how to enjoy heights - their favourite game is jumping on my back when I bend down for anything!