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Warren Scout
Hiya :wave:
I really need some help!
Valentine is a spayed 8 1/2 month old doe. She has been an indoor bunny for around 5 weeks now, and for the most part it has been fantastic, it's so nice having her with us all the time.
However, I have a couple of issues...
Firstly, Valentine is a big digger, and whilst she has a cardboard box lined with one of the straw dig mats and filled with a load of hay, she doesn't really get that that is where she should be digging. So, instead she has started digging in random corners of her house (lined with vet bed/fleece blanket). I don't mind this, except she tends to chew when she digs. There are always little pieces of blanket in the area that she has been digging, and I am worried that she must be ingesting some of the blanket when she chews.
Secondly, she seems to have a fondness for chewing our wallpaper. We live in a rented house, and so really cannot afford for her to be doing this :?
Any words of wisdom on how to ensure she can dig and chew to her hearts content, but not at the expense of her health (or our house), would be very much appreciated, before the OH banishes her back into the garden!
Thanks,
Claire
PS - she has plenty of chew toys/tunnels etc
I really need some help!
Valentine is a spayed 8 1/2 month old doe. She has been an indoor bunny for around 5 weeks now, and for the most part it has been fantastic, it's so nice having her with us all the time.
However, I have a couple of issues...
Firstly, Valentine is a big digger, and whilst she has a cardboard box lined with one of the straw dig mats and filled with a load of hay, she doesn't really get that that is where she should be digging. So, instead she has started digging in random corners of her house (lined with vet bed/fleece blanket). I don't mind this, except she tends to chew when she digs. There are always little pieces of blanket in the area that she has been digging, and I am worried that she must be ingesting some of the blanket when she chews.
Secondly, she seems to have a fondness for chewing our wallpaper. We live in a rented house, and so really cannot afford for her to be doing this :?
Any words of wisdom on how to ensure she can dig and chew to her hearts content, but not at the expense of her health (or our house), would be very much appreciated, before the OH banishes her back into the garden!
Thanks,
Claire
PS - she has plenty of chew toys/tunnels etc