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Bones & toys for your Rabbit
If rabbits have something to chew on, they are less likely to chew on wood parts of their cages and generally seem more content.
You can combine a chew-on toy with a salt source by soaking a chunk of 2 x 4 in very salty water for about 3 days. Air dry it, and then give it to your rabbit. Rabbits also like to gnaw on a hunk of Sheetrock. They like to knock a tin can around in their cage, but, because they're nocturnal, that kind of play may keep you up at night. In that case give them a toy that won't make so much noise.
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This intel reflects only one of my activities. I also write about and/or have websites on Vespa Scooters, Lambretta Scooters, Hardy Banana plants, Medical memorabilia, reborn baby dolls and much more. Hope you enjoyed the read, Philip Davey
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