[Petbunny] Advice - destructo bunny

[Peter and Grayce Levy]

Sheeba used to do that (about 3 years ago), I solved it by taping the cover
up under the chair: it was in her way.

Peter
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Ange D" <angethespaz at gmail.com>
To: <PETBUNNY at LSV.UKY.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 2:52 PM
Subject: Re: Advice - destructo bunny


> We have been having a similar problem with Porter lately. around 9pm he
> starts nibbling on the corner of the couch. So we place the bunny gate
there
> and he has stopped. When we have company over we move it. Porter is
usually
> busy showing off his toys when company comes over  so we don't worry about
> the couch then. I have also been making sure they have plenty of chew toys
> around. Grass mats and apple branches are my two's faves
>
> A
>
> On Jan 15, 2008 10:17 AM, Cristy A <hareffic at yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > One of our members discovered that orange oil keeps her bunnies from
> > chewing on stuff. But I'm not sure how you would use an oil on fabric.
They
> > use it on the base boards not to  mention my Zin loves oranges, I think
it
> > would have the reverse effect.
> >
> >  Has she had the rabbits teeth checked? Just an option. Rabbits seem to
> > suffer from OCD, so it may no just be habit, maybe she can try breaking
the
> > habit by blocking the area with NIC panels or something.
> >
> >  Cristy
> >
> > Peter and Grayce Levy <bunlevy at bellsouth.net> wrote:
> >  A friend of mine has a Rabbit that, after 4 years has decided to chew
on
> > the furniture (the cloth).
> > I remember reading a while back of some substances and products that in
> > some cases repelled the bunnies.
> > Does anyone know of items like these?
> >
> >
> > Peter & Sheeba (so what's the problem?)
> > Bunnies bunnies bunnies make the world go 'round
> >