Rabbits and house pesticide

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- 08/22/2013 at 9:21 PM
  freiheit
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  We had to use a home pesticide (permetrine 0,25%) in our house to take care of a bug problem. I got our rabbit and all of his belongings out of the room when we sprayed the living room (mostly windows and the bottom of the walls) and it says we need to wait 1h/until dry before letting pets back in. Since I’m paranoid, it’s probably going to be more like… not until tomorrow but I was wondering if any of you guys had any experience with home pesticide and how to keep bunny safe. I don’t know why I just feel he’s going to lick all the walls just because I sprayed them or something. T-T
  
  I can’t wash my walls for a month if I want to get rid of the bugs xo
- 08/22/2013 at 9:43 PM
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  I would be tempted to try and erect a barrier between the walls of the room and your bun for a little while just to be on the safe side. Rabbits being the contrary little individuals they are the one time you don’t want him licking the walls or chewing the base boards is exactly the time he will decide to do it.
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