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Jassy1603
3 years ago

Rabbits do not belong in cages. The movement-loving rabbits can thus develop behavioral disorders.

I keep my rabbits free in the apartment and have them laid out with individual carpets. Only the toilets have litter. If you spread a fat layer of straw over it, the stray does not stick to the fur.

User16371737
3 years ago
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Rabbits should not actually be kept in the stables they live from nature out. But try with straw

Gordonsetter132
3 years ago

Hello 🙋🏽

Rabbits must not be kept in cages. You can get serious mental problems because they can’t move properly. Rabbits have to jump and hit hooks. You need a walk of at least 6m2 and at least one fellow.

Alternatively, you can also take straw that I always do with my rabbits. I’m sorry to have to tell you about hay as a litter as it gets eaten quickly.

But you have to live with that shit when you get animals.

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I hope I could help you

MysticCoal
3 years ago

Rabbits not locked in or in small cages such as these: BALDO FLAT 100 x 53 x 46 cm : Amazon.de: Pet or even alone in this (without further discharge): Pawhut double-storey rabbit stable with barrel, rabbit cage, rabbit stable, solid wood, grey, black, 108 x 45 x 78 cm : Amazon.de: Pet

Please make sure your rabbits have enough space (A minimum area of6m2 floor area for two rabbits (each additional + 20% floor area)prescribe the previously published requirements of the Veterinary Association for Animal Protection (TVT).

I recommend taking straw, this doesn’t make much dirt.

Greetings and I hope I could help you

MysticCoal and the four Hoppler🐇🐇🐇🐇

Yapyapyap733
3 years ago

Straw and heu (which they should have 24/7 in the enclosure) still goes, but is not much cleaner either. Why do you want something clean? I mean, if you keep rabbits, you should get dressed up with that, too.

Or do I get it wrong? In how far it makes even more dirt

PlayadeMuro
3 years ago

Rabbits should never be kept individually or in no cage.

There’s no cage big enough for two rabbits.

We keep our two rabbits free in our 40 sqm living room.

In addition, our living room has a cage base with a size of 160 x 80 cm.

There are two pottery water bowls with Volvic (almost no calcium), one litter, 50 liters Hugro hemp litter (a half sack) and a bag with 35 liters Bunny Bedding Linum (Leinen Naturstreu) and two bags Erich Klas Bio-Heu à 1,250 g.

The hemp litter and the Bunny Bedding Linum are extremely low in dust.

In addition, we still have a budding box.

We give green food from the Eco Shop and Bio-Heu every day.

Of course, the water is also renewed every day.

Once a week, the complete cage bottom shell is completely emptied and cleaned.