Bedding? bunnie? help?

Question

I got a bunny & i used regular bedding ( http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=118g705&s=4 ) in her litter box but all she does is eat it and than doesn't go in her litter box.

is there anything else i can use thats cheap?

Answer 1

Wood shavings

Paper shredded not paper with ink on as it cause poison your bunny.

You can also use saw dust as well

Answer 2

use news paper i do don'tt worry if the rabbit eats the news paper coz my rabbit dose and she is ok and they have fun tearing it up

Answer 3

Hay  works well because they will sit in the box and eat it, it is more natural for them

Answer 4

Use yesterdays news cat litter!

Answer 5

Mmmm, carefresh is the most expensive bedding, and there are many different alternatives.

http://exoticpets.about.com/od/guineapig...

You can use homemade things (newspaper, cardboard etc), but there is no odour control.

Also, bunnies tend to eat whatever is in the litter box. I sprinkle some hay on the top and mine nibbles on that instead of the litter.

If you're bunny isn't peeing in her litter box it's probably because she didn't pick the place. Bunnies will pick the place they want to pee, move the litter box into that spot and she will use it.  

Answer 6

You could shred some newspaper or regular printer paper.

Good Luck!

Answer 7

Wood chips are inexpensive, use pine or aspen, not ceder. I wouldn't use newspaper, the ink is harmful to animals. but you can use shreded nesprint. You can also use rolled wood pellets, i love those. If she eats it, there could be something wrong though. Find the source of the problem. Does she have enough fiber? Is she getting enough food water and hay? Check it out and see. :) Good luck.

Answer 8

I agree. Yesterdays News cat litter.  Don't be fooled into buying Yesterdays News Rabbit litter.  It is exactly the same, only more expensive.

Answer 9

I have a bunny and i use wood shavings(but not cedar its not good for them) and she doesn't eat it so i'd try that.