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My pet rabbit ate a hole thru the wooden cage and got out! .. She
by ChitChatNIne, Nov 04, 2008 07:39AM
is okay cause the cage is in our attached garage (storage .. no car inside) and luckily I happened to open the door to the garage from inside the house, and there she was greeting me at the door on the garage floor! Aside from the bunny hop out the hole, she didn't get into anything dangerous as the garage is not bunny-proofed .. they are litter trained and play in the kid's playroom on a blanket so no need to bunny proof the garage. She was thirsty and that was about it.
The hole is patched.
I guess they need some more chewy sticks LOL?
This happen to any of you rabbit owners?
C~
The hole is patched.
I guess they need some more chewy sticks LOL?
This happen to any of you rabbit owners?
C~
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C~
A CLOSE UP OF A CUTE BUNNY FACE!!!
:->
Heh heh... your bunny needs a hobby. I suggest giving her some Tolstoy to read, or perhaps Nietzsche.
Give her both and your bunny will become SO stoically Russian and so mellow from contemplating his existential being that she will cease to attempt these chewing escapes.
Of course, you can give her a baseball and glove like they did the american soldier in "The Great Escape".
This way, she'll have something to occupy her time while she's "in the hole". :-)
Oh, and yes, I'd suggest something for her two chew on. Chewy sticks...or a small battleship, since your bunny seems particularly active in that area!!!
She has a roomate: Meet Ginger
They are on the Petting Zoo:
http://www.medhelp.org/slideshows/show/2/2
Ahhhh Want them via FedEx? They'd love the warm weather . no need to grow fur coats! Ever LOL
C~
Where did you get your bunnies? I love them! Those lil things are so cute! And yes, I believe the warm weather will do wonders for them. So you can send them via anything. Ship them to me. Please use any means necessary LOL. I'm sure Abby, my male cat, will find them extremely interesting! Kitty TV!!