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eating plaster (wall, not sticky)

toffee

Mama Doe
I went into the bunny room today and they have chewed a large hole (about the size of a brick!) in the plaster on the wall. There was plaster dust everywhere and Wallace was sitting in it.

I've checked them over and they seem ok. Is eating the plaster going to make them ill? What if they've breathed in the dust????
 
Probably not the best thing in the world for 'em - but mine have done it too!

I now spray it with some stuff from p@H, & in the bunny rooms, there boards nailed to the lower walls!
 
this is what Beatrix has done, she removed the skirting board too

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SOAD said:
this is what Beatrix has done, she removed the skirting board too

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Mine's worse!! I'll have to get a picture - you can see the bricks underneath!! :shock: :lol:
 
Athena used to do it too, it gave her the runs (at least I think it was that) as soon as I got the skirting back on after the floor was down she stopped though - she didn't like it painted :roll: - only fresh plaster for madam!

Caz
 
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