Can this be used for rabbits?
1727067
I have used this for years with my Flemish giant rabbit. No problems. Having it delivered to my door and Prime is wonderful. These bags get heavy! Love Amazon.
1727068
I have two rabbits, a lop/dwarf mix and a Havana (they're in the 5-9lb range, size-wise) and we have always used these recycled paper pellet litters. They have little to no dust, which is the concern with clay litters; and they don't have the fumes that make bunnies sick like you do with many wood based litters. This is an excellent choice for your bunnies :) House Rabbit Society (the leading expert resource) even specifically suggests Yesterday's News (a comparable brand) as an option for paper based litters.
1727069
I don't see why not. If your rabbits uses a litterbox it's a great option. It's is better than kitty litter which gets tracked everywhere and is dusty and bad for the respiratory system
1727070
I recommed you seek advise from rabbit care experts. I think you will find it safe since its made from recycled newspaper. This particular brand and product is great because there is no scent to cause respiratory issues in my guinea pigs. Good luck!
1727071
I would think so, but my only concern would be that the litter pellets look a bit like rabbit food pellets!
1727072
This kind of litter was recommended by not only Bunny Luv, a shelter for rabbits but also my vet of 30 years. The other kind of litter, sand or whatever is not good for rabbits because of all the dust. This is absolutely the best kind you can use for rabbits and they have never had any problems with it. My cats have even adjusted to it in just a couple of days, can't go wrong with it as far as I am aware.
1369259
The cage could possibly be used for a rabbit. The ramp leading to the second level is a little steep but I imagine a rabbit could make it up.
2071412
We have 2 rabbits and found that 10 lbs only lasted 1 month. We recently purchased a 70 lb box from amazon and it's been over a month for it. I separated it into 3 different boxes and we keep it aerated and so far no problems. I believe as long as it's free of moisture and stored allowing aeration it should be fine. My buns loved the hay and they wouldn't stop eating
419703
I'm not sure, all I know is rabbits usually poop catty corner to their water source. So you may try moving the water source.
1369260
No way is this big enough for a larger breed of rabbit.. the only breed that would be okay would be a holland lop but like I said cleaning it will be a nightmare as poop and pee STICKS to the pans.. and rabbits are quite messy.
2076790
IMO, it's doubtful this trap would work for small rabbits. This trap is barely large enough for a squirrel, however it is the perfect size for a chipmunk. With this said, it is my recommendation to purchase the next larger size trap for rabbits. Long term, you will be more pleased with a larger trap, because where there are small rabbits, it's a good bet there are large rabbits also. Good luck!
1961027
I suppose you could try, but I'm not sure how well it would work. It's not like traditional cat litter, it looks like small cylindrical pellets. They are very absorbent though and work well for my rabbits. Petco carries this brand in my area, you might want to see it for yourself before ordering it from Amazon. However, if you like it, Amazon does have the best price I've seen for it.
1489642
Yes. Our rabbit is about that size or more. for a brief amount of time it would be great.
910195
I don't know. Our rabbits have not paid much attention to it. They are not impressed. We do not have rats.
630965
I have owned rabbits for several years. This scoops will absolutely NOT work... It sounds like you need a rake of some kind.
1029733
I have mine for dwarf rabbits. I think they would be fine. They work great for my rabbits. They love to lay in them. Just like any other item it depends on the personality of your pet. good luck, maybe you could go on line to a cavy site and see if they know.
473139
I don't see why not. My only concern would be that you would have to be careful what you used to attach the cage to the pen since rabbits are known to chew all kinds of things. You would not want to use wire ties or anything else like that which the bunnies could get lodged in their throats or their tummies. Better safe than sorry!
1780207
It's meant to only go in a corner that the rabbit predominantly uses so it could work in a dog cage. You just might have to use different attachment pieces. I use wire with rubber clamps.
100155
I'm sure any animal aggressive enough probably could... it's made of hard plastic. If your rabbit habitually chews on hard plastic toys I probably wouldn't get this for him/her.
436335
Yes. We used it for an FFA project and had 5 rabbits whom all fit comfortably in this hutch. Hope this helps!
309444
yes. Just make sure your rabbits know where it is, and that it supplies water.
908672
Sorry we didn't buy it for rabbits, but it didn't work well for what we did buy it for