[Petbunny] Advice - destructo bunny

[Amanda Hallock]

Ivory makes a liquid you could rub in and let dry....

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From: Forum for folks with companion rabbits [mailto:PETBUNNY at LSV.UKY.EDU]
On Behalf Of Jenny Riley
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 8:23 PM
To: PETBUNNY at LSV.UKY.EDU
Subject: Re: Advice - destructo bunny

Hey Peter!

There is the ever popular Ivory soap. It works great with my two (though I
have heard others say that their buns think it is a lovely "garnish").

I don't know how it would work on fabrics, but it works so well with other
stuff....

Good Luck to your friends!

-- Jenny, Muffin and Scout (no soap *blech* we hate it!!!)

On Jan 15, 2008 7:44 PM, Darin Ritchie <Darin.Ritchie at sxc.com> wrote:

> Hi there Peter,
>
>
> We tried a product called Sour Apple when Amelia and Tweek were young.
> It kept them away for a little while till the product evaporated.  It
> might work longer on a fabric that will absorb the liquid.  Our chairs
> were vinyl so it didn't last long (and neither did the chairs).  Using
> plain vinegar on the cloth might work as well.  But in general any safe
> item that will taste and/or smell bad to the bun might keep from chewing
> the cloth.
>
> But since it has been four years I'd be more wanting to find out why
> he's all of a sudden decided to start chewing.  Has there been any
> change in his environment or routine that would make him act out like
> that?  Is he bored with his toys and needs some new more interesting
> ones?  Would a couple of cardboard boxes attract his attention from the
> furniture?  Is there a tooth issue that might make it relieving to him
> to chew on fabric?
>
>
> Cheers,
>
> Darin.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> >
> > 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
>
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