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A Rabbit in the House-Now What?
Yes, you'll need a cage, and other
hints for the new rabbit caretaker.
Supply
List
Here's what you need to provide,
inside and outside of Bunny's living area. Get everything you need at our "bunny supplies store." |
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Just Adopted?
Don't
forget that you can visit our Bunny Supplies Store
on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month, to purchase everything you need for your new
bunny. We have cages, folding pens, carriers, hay, CareFresh, pellets, toys, water crocks,
and more! If you've just adopted, and it's not close to our 'open' day, contact us and
we'll make arrangements to meet you at a convenient time. We have everything you need! Telephone 619-718-7777.
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To Cage or Not to Cage
Get some good ideas for setting up your
bunny's habitat. Have more than one bunny? We have great ideas for multiples, too!
Advantages of Pen
Living
More and more, we recommend to our adopters that they
house their rabbits in an "x-pen" environment inside their home.
The reasons for this are many, but the greatest is more room for
bunny, while he's still safely confined. X-pens give you more room
for your money, are flexible and easy to set up, easy to clean and
portable. You just can't beat 'em!
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Bunny proofing
Tips & Tricks
One of the most important things you must do before bringing a new rabbit home, is
to "bunnyproof" your house. Here are some tips and tricks from rabbit owners who
have figured out how to prevent damage from bunny's natural impulse to dig or chew.
Also, learn the basics of setting up a bunny-friendly litterbox, to ensure your
bunny's successful litter box training. |
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Getting to Know Thumper
Learn how to get to know your new bunny friend and tips
on communicating with shy bunnies or those who are not yet trusting of humans.
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Rabbit Digs!
Digging and chewing are
essential parts of your rabbit's physical and psychological well-being. Learn how to
peacefully co-exist with your rabbit and their need to dig or chew. |
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