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The Supply Checklist
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✓ Playpen
Puppy playpens can be used as rabbit housing enclosures, outdoor play spaces, or barriers for free-roaming bunnies.
Did you know hay is the most important part of a rabbit's diet? It can be purchased in pet stores, online, or from local farms.
✓ Pellets
Pelleted food is to be fed in moderation. We recommend Sherwood and Oxbow brands (try to stay organic if possible).
✓ Food + Water Bowls
Heavy ceramic bowls, to prevent tipping and spills, are preferred!
We advise cat boxes or those with a grate covering. Ensure the litter pan is large enough for the rabbit to lay down in.
✓ Litter
Use paper or pelleted litter that is odor-free and safe for rabbits.
✓ Toys
Toys are not only important to keep teeth trimmed, but they provide plenty of needed enrichment! Toys made of untreated wood or hay are ideal.
Nail trimming can be done at home every month. Avoid cutting into the kwik, as this causes pain.
✓ Brush
A comb will help with grooming sessions. During molting, it is imperative to groom daily to prevent internal blockages.
✓ Treats
Treats can be used for training and bonding. Small daily portions of freeze-dried fruit or oats are always a favorite!
✓ Carrier
Carriers are needed for vet visits and other car trips; just make sure it is spacious and chew-proof.
✓ Hay Rack
To encourage unlimited consumption, use this fun hay rack that doubles as a chew toy.
✓ Bed
This bed is perfect for any house rabbit! Just be cautious that the bedding and blankets are not consumed.
✓ Tunnel
All bunnies love tunnels to hop through or take a nap inside. They are especially great for outdoor playtime (weather resistant).
✓ Snuggle Mats
Blanket beds are a great accessory for holding and petting your furry friend.
This set is essential to eliminate dust and fur. If you have more than one bunny, try a vacuum as an alternative for efficient clean-up!
