Dad, is it breakfast time now?

[Nicola1]

I'm afraid Spenser does eat some of his cardboard. :shock: I must try to think of another way of keeping the wind out of his favourite corner. There are of course plenty cosier nooks of the hutch, but he doesn't seem to like them as much. :roll:

Mine eat it, make piles with it, run through it, pee on it :roll: they're like kids on Christmas Day only interested in the cardboard boxes

 

[Fluffers]

I'm afraid Spenser does eat some of his cardboard. :shock: I must try to think of another way of keeping the wind out of his favourite corner. There are of course plenty cosier nooks of the hutch, but he doesn't seem to like them as much. :roll:

Would a plastic box be any good? Or a sheet of tarpaulin down that side?

 

[susie bun]

Would a plastic box be any good?

Perhaps, but my rabbit nephew chewed, and we suspect, ATE plastic when he was indoors last winter. He chewed the plastic end bits of the vertical blinds.

 

[Fluffers]

Perhaps, but my rabbit nephew chewed, and we suspect, ATE plastic when he was indoors last winter. He chewed the plastic end bits of the vertical blinds.

Ah, not good :roll:

 

[Elena]

Mischa used to eat plastic litter trays. :shock: (I'm not even showing you the photo I'm so ashamed of it) I think they get bored cos it stopped once he got his Mini. They still used to get up to mischief together with cardboard though :roll: I don't actually let them have it now, purely cos of the mess they make with it. I'd rather them have wood logs and things.

Anyway, they are so cute and Ginger sounds like SUCH a character. Mischa used to fall over with periscoping, now he's fine. She might get the hang of it eventually. :lol:

 

[Bebopy]

They both are way too cute!

 

[Grace65]

They are both so pretty xxx

 

[rabswood]

Aww Ginger is so pretty