-
Forum/Server Upgrade If you are reading this you have made it to the upgraded forum. Posts made on the old forum after 26th October 2023 have not been transfered. Everything else should be here. If you find any issues please let us know.
Indoor Runs? When Mum & Dad are at work?
- Thread starter AshnGrace
- Start date
Heather&Bart-MyLittleBuns
Mama Doe
I know alot of people on here use metal playpens for indoors and have you heard of NIC storage cubes? x
BattleKat
Wise Old Thumper
I have an 8 panel trixie run which is good but if you want to use it unsupervised you'd need to use cable ties to connect the panels (mine have learned to push the pins up and disconnect the panels at the bottom) which would make putting it away a pain.
I've also got a fabric run for my gerbils
that I'm going to put the buns in on bonfire night because it's got a mat on the bottom to stop pee getting on the carpet. The biggest one you can get is 145cm diameter but essentially the rabbits could chew their way out.
I've also got a fabric run for my gerbils
that I'm going to put the buns in on bonfire night because it's got a mat on the bottom to stop pee getting on the carpet. The biggest one you can get is 145cm diameter but essentially the rabbits could chew their way out.
I saw the panels can they push them apart or are they quite solid?
I liked the pixie material run because it means we can take it down to Bristol and xmas. But i wondering can they chew themselves free? lol Ash isnt bright enough to work out how to take it apart but he will presistantly chew it. (like hes started doing with his cage) His teeth are tiny he just does it to protest when hes been put to bed!!
I liked the pixie material run because it means we can take it down to Bristol and xmas. But i wondering can they chew themselves free? lol Ash isnt bright enough to work out how to take it apart but he will presistantly chew it. (like hes started doing with his cage) His teeth are tiny he just does it to protest when hes been put to bed!!
That might be possible as we may of just found a nice new place to live with a perfect room. And the guy were sharing with said "this can be for your bunny" nice to here given everyone else said "it (dont refer to my bun as it or ill call your child "it") can live outside or in your room. He hates outside gets very terrified, poor pet shop bun but at least hes out of there now n living like a king .
nice to here given everyone else said "it (dont refer to my bun as it or ill call your child "it") can live outside or in your room. He hates outside gets very terrified, poor pet shop bun but at least hes out of there now n living like a king .
Elena
Wise Old Thumper
Mine went in a material run when they stayed at my uncle's when we were away but only supervised. I just know a determined rabbit would rip it apart.
I found the easiest thing was to bunny-proof a room. Or the pen panels but then you have the worry of them climbing so you'd have to add a roof. NIC panels are good.
I found the easiest thing was to bunny-proof a room. Or the pen panels but then you have the worry of them climbing so you'd have to add a roof. NIC panels are good.
Elena
Wise Old Thumper
I think you'll need more than that. Ours was about 5 foot by 2.5 foot (or 4 panels long, 2 panels wide and 2 panels high) and we used 32 including roof but not including shelf.
