can it used for bunny?
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I use Yesterday's News and other paper-based pellet litters for my rabbit's box. It is one of the brands recommended by The House Rabbit Society: http://rabbit.org/faq-litter-training-2/ I hope this helps!
644727
The House Rabbit Society recommends this product. We have been using it for years for our bunnies and it is the best product we have found so far. We have tried others that claim to control odor but they do not work near as well as Yesterday's News.
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I use Yesterday's News and other paper-based pellet litters for my rabbit's box. It is one of the brands recommended by The House Rabbit Society: http://rabbit.org/faq-litter-training-2/I hope this helps!
644729
Not only can it be used for a bunny, I have several bunnies and I have had them several years and I prefer this litter a great deal better than the more expensive Carefresh that most bunny people use.
644730
I would assume because it is just made out of recycled paper; however, it would be best to ask your local pet shop. Even a phone call to them could answer your question.
1827779
No its way to small for a rabbit (any rabbit) its more for a hamster or gerbil or small rodents. Its even to small for a guinea pig. If a guinea pig can't fit than a rabbit deffinetly can't of any size. The product description even states "The small size is suitable for hamsters, gerbils, mice and small rats."
398933
Honestly, I would not use it for a guinea pig. It's a big cage, so I get why you would want to, but this cage is not meant for modifications. I love the cage, but I have found it pretty difficult to make minor modifications for my bunny.
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Personally, I wouldn't keep a rabbit in it. It's just too small...even for the smallest of bunnies. A bunny wouldn't have any room. This cage is ideal for degus, rats, hamsters...small furries mostly. I hope this helps!
1033106
You may want to put down a mat inside the cage, since the spacing of the floor mesh is designed for larger rabbit feet and not the small kitten paws. Otherwise it should work.
1000937
I gave this to my sister as a birthday present and she has two 4-6 lbs bunnies. She says that the hutch is NOT big enough for both of her rabbits to live in. Perhaps would be okay for dwarf rabbits.
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Most likely not. It's too small. Perhaps a dwarf rabbit, but a large single floor pen would be much healthier for a rabbit.
598151
It depends on the size of your bunny. I carried a normal sized (10 lb) cat in it with no problems. A smaller animal would have more room and so be more comfortable.
32507
It should it didn't fit my rabbit, he is really big so I think where your bunny is a dwarf it should fit perfectly for him or her. Good luck I hope my answer was helpful for you...:)
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!
2126847
I do not have a rabbit problem but it works with deer. It has a mint smell. If rabbits don't like mint they will be repelled.
908672
Sorry we didn't buy it for rabbits, but it didn't work well for what we did buy it for
1046650
It could, depending on how small the rabbit is. I would measure the circumference of the rabbit's neck and then check the smallest size to see what neck sizes it will fit.
1233683
Yes, he would probably be fine. My bunny is about 3 pounds, and could be left in this pen. I guess it would depend what other pets you have in the home. I wouldn't leave him unattended if you had a dog or cat who might push on the pen or jump into it...
498722
I believe so, we had bought this for our rabbit. The rabbit can do about 3 to 4 hops across the length of the cage. It would depend on the size of you pet
2241718
Not sure how small your rabbit is, but a dwarf rabbit could not fit through the gate...I use it indoors for various pets at different times. If you were looking to keep a rabbit in it outdoors, I would recommend a regular rabbit hutch to protect them from different animals that make try to get it. Plus, a rabbit hutch has a indoor space for them to sleep. If you are using it just leisurely to let them run around outside...then it would be fine.
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I am not sure but my guess is no. This device works by sending small vibrations through the ground which the underground animals do not like but would not affect animals on the ground - like rabbits.