[Petbunny] Cleaning Up After A Messy Bunny

[Kathy Brown]

Hi Donna,
I, personally,  do it the hard way ...  I scoop up the mess by hand.  Then I vac with my regular vac.
I'm in a small apt. and simply don't have the room to store a shop vac.

I know there are several folks here that love their shop vac ... I'm sure you'll hear from them eventually.

Lots of lucky Vibes for the bonding.

Hugs
Kathy B and the Gang at Furkids Flat

  ----- Original Message ----- From: whitewolf 

  My sweet Gus is a very messy bunny and I am thinking of getting a good shop
  vac to make cleaning their room faster and easier....  What brand or brands
  do you guys suggest?

   

  Things around here have been very hectic so I haven't had much time to work
  on the bonding process.......but this weekend I will be concentrating on
  getting them together a few times each day, trying them in a laundry basket
  on the washer with it on the spin cycle, and maybe a couple car rides
  (weather permitting).

   

  They seem to love the other grasses I bought to add variety to their diet.. 
  I got a bag of Meadow grasses and a bag of Orchard grass and then the nice
  bale of hay bought from a local family...  They sure like that hay so I'm
  cutting back on their pellets a little bit so they eat more hay....

   

  Well I am going to go sit down and relax while Wayne is outside plowing some
  of the neighbor's driveways..   He has a snow blade on his John Deere mower
  and takes care of Peggy the widow next door and is doing the other neighbor
  s tonight too......  We got our Shih Tzu/Cockapoo named Harley from them and
  then this Spring I got Charley our Shih Tzu from them......  

   

  Donna, Cinnamon, & Gus in Snowy PA

  Socks & Abby (Cats)  Harley & Charley

  Unnamed Cat outside that has adopted me..... LOL

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