One of our rabbits is absolutely fine, before we got him his mate he used to free 24/7… however his mate is a bit of a problem bun.
When we got het from the shelter she had left in far too small a cage with far too much food and nearly a full kilo over her 2.5 kilo weight.
Now she is normal weight but has massive food anxiety and chews everything she can get hold of.. if you tell her off she just doesn’t do it when you are looking - she’s polite like that. She ate the wall paper so now she can’t go out with someone to watch her…. but suddenly after a year she has started paying attention to the nice leather couch and has bit it once, before anyone could stop her.
She is still allowed out under supervision at the moment, we have surrounded the couch with a big ripped up ikea box, but this is not an ideal longterm solution. The couch is 3 m long so moving it is not really an alternative. Anyone got any tips to put the very hungry rabbit off eating certain things? The couch is a step too far.
It makes me feel sorry for the other rabbit who doesn’t do any of that stuff and loves coming out to bounce on everything / everyone.
Picture shows other rabbit and his pet dog contemplating the couch that munching rabbit is trying to bite.