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- 04/13/2011 at 8:43 AM
  mrsmedeiros
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  how do you know if material a basket is made out of has been treated with chemicals or not. my bun is nibbling on it, he is only 7 wks old and i don’t want it to upset his tummy….
- 04/13/2011 at 3:16 PM
  RabbitPam
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  A good motto is “when in doubt, don’t.” It applies to many situations, but in this case, do not let him eat anything but bunny food or designated bunny chew toys. A baby will taste EVERYTHING, and needs to learn what is a no-no. Anything dyed has a risk of chemicals unless it clearly states non-toxic and safe for children, for example. Assume it’s not good for him.
  
  You may be surprised to hear that a regular yellow pages is safe for bunnies, because it is printed with soy based ink. So, it makes a fun chew toy and diggy box toy if you take the pages and shred them, or let him chew and pull on it. A phone book on the floor can lead to a happy fun time for a bunny!
- 04/14/2011 at 5:25 AM
  Beka27
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  Willow baskets are also a safe and edible toy that bunnies can chew on.
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