digging trays - good idea or not?

[loulabell]

Oh I hope not:shock: I must admit ive never seen her eat any of it.
But soil wouldnt work as they now live in a playhouse with a decking run,and I think it would be to damp for them?
If anyone finds out its dangerous let me know.....
I must check what wood it comes from to be on the safe side.

sorry did'nt mean to scare you! my buns are only 12 weeks old so i imagin thay would try eating them? just thought i would check first.

 

[trufflebun]

Truffles has a box with compost, he has , parsley, basil & mint growing he does wee &poo in it but i change it often anyway, especially as its in my lounge lol, did have a bit of turf too in the summer but cant get any at the moment

 

[sugarlump]

sorry did'nt mean to scare you! my buns are only 12 weeks old so i imagin thay would try eating them? just thought i would check first.

It never occured to me it may be dangerous, as all the rabbit toys etc you buy are made of wood and are meant to be chewed,so I thought it would be a good idea.
Ive had it since peppa was 10 weeks old (as in the pics)
She is now 6 months old, and touch wood no probs.

She still has a good dig...
Can you post some pics of your bubbas. love to see them.

 

[loulabell]

It never occured to me it may be dangerous, as all the rabbit toys etc you buy are made of wood and are meant to be chewed,so I thought it would be a good idea.
Ive had it since peppa was 10 weeks old (as in the pics)
She is now 6 months old, and touch wood no probs.

She still has a good dig...
Can you post some pics of your bubbas. love to see them.

oh heck im not very good at posting pics!!
i will get some over the weekend and get hubby to help me post them. :lol:
p.s your bun is