Won't walk on lino

Hi, :wave:
so about ten minutes ago i washed and dried some offcut lino, cut it to size and slipped it underneath my hutch/run thing
(http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RABBIT-GU..._Animals&var=660114397842&hash=item5aedfd048f )
i've made sure it's the right size, no bits to chew ect, then opened the gateway from fluffy's run. She came to investigate,sniffed it then stubbornly sat in her litter tray. :roll: I haven't really tried to coax her on it yet, but i think she's just going to hop on it to get the treat or something, and hop off.
what can i do?
x

Is it non-slip lino? I don't think many rabbits like lino, it's too slippery to run around on properly.

Tonic is the same with our wooden flooring, we had to buy a rug for him to come in x

All of my buns are fine on lino, it's non slip though, is yours? You could always cover it with hay or blankets/carpet squares so there is extra grip if it is the slippy stuff.

Yeah I think it must be non-slip cos we have it as the kitchen floor (and it's almost ridged?)

so this was quite a while ago and i put a pile of grass on it and came back and the grass was eaten, but in such a way i think she stretched her little neck right from the run to eat it and didn't go on the lino again.
:roll:
since then she has hopped on to it to go upstairs quickly and hasn't ventured down in the hour and a half we were in the garden. I 've decided to wait till morning so she's nice and hungry and see if she forgets the lino in her rush for nuggets!
thanks x

My house rabbit won't go on Lino at all. We have to out his tunnel from the utility where he lives into the lounge so he can have a run!