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rabbits and toys

There is a wide variety of toys on the market, intended for the entertainment of our rabbits, but what would you think if, in addition to keeping them entertained, it was a healthy food for them?

Today we want to talk about three new products that will soon be available on the market. It is a ball and two sizes of hay tunnels, which will launch the brand cunipic shortly, and that once again bets on what is natural and healthy for our pets.

 

The hay tunnel comes in two sizes, the medium one measuring approximately 25 cm long by 15 cm in diameter, and the small one measuring approximately 20 cm long by 6 cm in diameter.

 

Why is it so good for our pets?

These tunnels are made from hay from high mountain meadows, marigolds, mint, roses... In addition to being an excellent food supplement, these tunnels provide shelter for little rabbits during the first days after they arrive home. In addition, it also provides entertainment for adult rabbits, by creating a tasty obstacle for them and amusing them while they jump over it, make it roll across the cage or on the floor of the house... The hay ball is made of natural willow, which encourages our rabbit to gnaw on this tasty and natural wood. As with the tunnels, it provides varied and delicious fun, since the ball is filled with meadow hay and marigolds, while it rotates it leaves little flowers that the rabbit will gladly eat.

Now that the good weather is here, it is a good time to set up a play area for our rabbit, making life more fun and active, and thus keeping it at its ideal weight.

Here you can buy these products for your pet!

In this article we leave you a video on how to play with our rabbit, we hope it gives you good ideas!


And if you have more pets, don't forget to visit our blogs guinea pig and ferret!!!

 

 

 

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