How do you keep your housebuns warm at night, once the heating has gone off?
We give Bungee a heat pad, but I don't think she uses it and I'm worried she's cold.
They have their fur coats and each other to cuddle up to. Heating in the house automatically clicks on gently if it goes below 17/18degc so tend not to worry.
You could offer litter trays of hay to snuggle into
We leave the heating on for them Needless to say that our winter gas bills are extortionate!
My home heating only comes on if it's below 16 degrees, and I never have it on overnight, just in the evenings :lol:
My bunnies want to come & spend the winter with you
Pepper is in a hutch (indoors) over night. In the bedroom compartment, she has two fleecy blankets (under a wooden arch for extra coziness) and a soft toy rabbit (occasionally gets chucked out).
Teddy is very well behaved and allowed to roam free. He has recently taken a liking to the treadmill (!), so we've put a soft blanket on it for him. This seems to be enough for him.
We have no heating on over night.
Once madam behaves, they'll be bonded and can snuggle together.