tokihut foraging mat

other factors—such as shipping carrier delays or placing an order on weekend/holiday—may push the arrival of your item beyond this date. arrived the day it shipped, my bunny loves foraging in it, the non-slip surface is really nice and this is a very very very very very very very very very good price for it! please buy this and support them!




i wish the dimensions could be made bigger than 25×25 “, my large rabbit …

rabbit chew sticks

balls with a loose weave can be stuffed with grass or hay to encourage healthy chewing and even the balls themselves make for good nibbling. rabbits are driven to chew partly because it’s essential to keeping their ever-growing teeth healthy and partly because it’s a fun way to pass the time. rabbits up to 8 pounds will fit comfortably under and on top of the table. made from tufts of timothy hay knotted to a flat woven mat of the …

oxbow rabbit toys

rabbits thrive on enrichment and need time to meet their most basic behavioral needs. key behaviors that rabbits are wired to instinctively take part in every day include: bunnies love to chew things. the play wall is the perfect way to focus your little one’s attention on chewing something safe, healthy, and won’t cost you a dime to repair! whether they toss it, roll it around, or chew on it, your rabbit is going to have a hay-day (pun intended) …

pets at home snuffle mat

want to know which snuffle mat is the best for your four-legged furbaby? so, a snuffle mat is a perfect way to extend food and playtime for your pup every day. livekey pet snuffle mat has a challenging center made out of tassels or ribbons if you wish, where you can hide kibble and let your dog use their nose to locate it and eat it- perfect for greedy eaters. on the sides, there are 6 bowls for treats, each …

natural rabbit toys

many rabbit owners are surprised to find out just how playful their pets are. toys will help keep your rabbit physically active and prevent boredom. experiment with a variety of toys to find out what is entertaining to your rabbit and continue to provide new toys on a regular basis. while a good selection of toys will help keep your rabbit away from the things you do not want them chewing on, you also need to make sure the toys …