Just like Halloween...Christmas and all its glitter and sparkle can be hazardous to your buns health...
More cords.
Poinsettias
Package wrappings, and tinsil
Artificial trees
Use baby gates to protect the tree...to protect your bun.
The good news is that NATURAL Christmas trees are safe -- But be sure to ask before you buy a tree; a "natural" looking tree may still have been treated with pesticides, fire retardent, even paint! (Yes, some lots will spray their trees with a paint! So much for natural... )
Natural pinecones are safe as well; again, many sources of pinecones, however, will not be natural, if if they look it! Pinecones purchased at craft stores will usually be coated with a scent, some type of sealant, or other chemical process which makes them unsafe for bunny consumption.
We have pinecones in the backyard!! Free treats!!
Yes yes! I cleaned out the pens last night and I will be hot dogged if those waskally wabbits didn't make a beeline for the tree and light cords!!!! I had to take a broom to the lot of them and shoo the away!!! And for saving their lives from electrocution, what thanks do I get? FOOT STOMPS!!!
ReplyDeleteI made mine Speedy proof,but he is still supervised,xx Rachel
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