xlaurax
Mama Doe
So after 8.5 years outside the rabbits have had to come inside recently due to Bluebell's health (see my other posts for back story).
Anyway I have them in the dining area of the kitchen / diner. They're far away from the oven and hob etc. I'm concerned about a few things:
1. Cleaning. I use Fabulosa in the kitchen. I've recently learned it's toxic. So I avoid using it in their half of the room. Between them and the area I use it there's 7 feet of space so there's no risk of over spray but I'm wondering if the smell can upset them?
2. Smells of cooking. This is unfortunately unavoidable as the only place I have room for them inside is the dining area. Again, this wasn't a planned move, they've always lived outdoors. Can the smell of food make them ill? God I sound dumb :lol: I'm sorry I'm just genuinely not sure about indoor bunny care at all!
3. They're not the best at always weeing in the litter tray. Are puppy pads safe to use? I'm using towels at the moment but I'm having to change them almost daily.
Many thanks!
Anyway I have them in the dining area of the kitchen / diner. They're far away from the oven and hob etc. I'm concerned about a few things:
1. Cleaning. I use Fabulosa in the kitchen. I've recently learned it's toxic. So I avoid using it in their half of the room. Between them and the area I use it there's 7 feet of space so there's no risk of over spray but I'm wondering if the smell can upset them?
2. Smells of cooking. This is unfortunately unavoidable as the only place I have room for them inside is the dining area. Again, this wasn't a planned move, they've always lived outdoors. Can the smell of food make them ill? God I sound dumb :lol: I'm sorry I'm just genuinely not sure about indoor bunny care at all!
3. They're not the best at always weeing in the litter tray. Are puppy pads safe to use? I'm using towels at the moment but I'm having to change them almost daily.
Many thanks!