Hi, We have the poppy house for our foster bun.. Any ideas what I can lay on the floor ? Carpet I'm sure they would chew what about lino ? At the moment I have laid lots of shaving, hay & straw.. He has toys & boxes in there & I've put a carrier packed with straw in for him to sleep in on a night, Do you think I should put a proper hutch/shelter inside the poppy house or do you think hes okay as he is ?
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What can i use on the floor of a shed.
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norrielian
Mama Doe
Hi
I would say lino is the best and easy to clean! I would have thought he would be ok with a shelter if he is already in the playhouse. I know mine would go in it! When I used to have a hutch/run combo they never used the hutch and sat out on the cold concrete in the run! Typical :roll:
Lian x
I would say lino is the best and easy to clean! I would have thought he would be ok with a shelter if he is already in the playhouse. I know mine would go in it! When I used to have a hutch/run combo they never used the hutch and sat out on the cold concrete in the run! Typical :roll:
Lian x
Fionabun
Mama Doe
I have always found sticky vinyl floor tiles to be the best. B & Q do a value range - you get about 6 or 8 for 1.99 (or maybe 2.99).
I remember someone on here having a problem with a bunny who started peeing on the lino and it seeped right through and the whole thing needed replaced.
If its floor tiles, they can't rip them up and if one gets ruined it can be ripped up and replaced.
Fiona x
I remember someone on here having a problem with a bunny who started peeing on the lino and it seeped right through and the whole thing needed replaced.
If its floor tiles, they can't rip them up and if one gets ruined it can be ripped up and replaced.
Fiona x
norrielian
Mama Doe
karen354 said:
I know, I felt so guilty about mine being in the hutch/run (even though it was their choice to sit in the run during winter) so I've moved them into the garage with a cat flap to outside. We really do spoil our bunsters! :lol:
I have lino in mine, got an offcut from B&Q for about £15 I think. I have got a hutch in mine and they do like to go in there if someone they don't know goes in the shed, but it doesn't have to be a hutch, a hooded cat loo or wigwam or something - anything so he'll have a bolt hole.
Firstly we put a pond linner on the floor, to stop any cold coming through the concrete base, then we put lino down, and put batons round the edges so that Bella and Benji cant get to the edges of the limo to chew, and on top of that I put an old rug I had, and touch wood they haven chewed any of them yet, :shock: :lol:
This is when I was bonding them, before everything was moved in
This one with the rug down
Hope this helps
This is when I was bonding them, before everything was moved in
This one with the rug down
Hope this helps
Pepsi's People
Alpha Buck
I picked up some heavy duty lino at a roll end shop cheaply for our buns shed (probably better quality than that in our house :lol: ).
If you do use lino look for some that's not too slippery for their feet. Some are very smooth & shiny.
Mike
If you do use lino look for some that's not too slippery for their feet. Some are very smooth & shiny.
Mike
