Bunny Proofing my home

Oct 21

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Why is it so important to bunny proof your home. Too many things can happen..

From rabbit consuming random things and getting blockage / gut issues, to getting injured, to getting eaten / hurt by bigger animals.. and getting electrocuted by live wires..

Yea we had a customer whose rabbit was eaten by the japanese spitz (medium sized dog), no remains found.. we met multiple owners whose rabbit was attacked their dog.. some died, some injured. One died from shock cos the dog came too near to room where the rabbit was kept..

Rabbits are fragile.. please take precaution

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