DodoAndChloeBuns
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Hey guys ![Waving hand :wave: đź‘‹](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/1f44b.png)
I hope you're all well and your bunnies are happy!
I adopted two female sister bunnies from the RSPCA a couple of months ago and named them Chloe and Dodo. I'm keeping them as free roaming house bunnies and am struggling with how destructive they are of my carpets. If I'm honest, I'm struggling with lots: they don't trust me to touch them so I can't check their nails or anything like that or get them out in the garden so I worry about what happens come vet time. Re the biggest worry, the carpet, I'm using lots of cardboard, rugs, barriers but they find a fresh spot and boom - fresh carpet hole. I don't expect them to stop but I'm really struggling to find ways around it. I don't want to put them in a cage, I hate that idea. Don't want to give them up, but the carpet thing - it's really bad. Does anyone else have carpet munchers? What do you do?
![Waving hand :wave: đź‘‹](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/7.0/png/unicode/64/1f44b.png)
I hope you're all well and your bunnies are happy!
I adopted two female sister bunnies from the RSPCA a couple of months ago and named them Chloe and Dodo. I'm keeping them as free roaming house bunnies and am struggling with how destructive they are of my carpets. If I'm honest, I'm struggling with lots: they don't trust me to touch them so I can't check their nails or anything like that or get them out in the garden so I worry about what happens come vet time. Re the biggest worry, the carpet, I'm using lots of cardboard, rugs, barriers but they find a fresh spot and boom - fresh carpet hole. I don't expect them to stop but I'm really struggling to find ways around it. I don't want to put them in a cage, I hate that idea. Don't want to give them up, but the carpet thing - it's really bad. Does anyone else have carpet munchers? What do you do?