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- 01/08/2016 at 12:57 PM
  pinknfwuffy
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  Has anyone made/used a fleece forest for their bun? I’ve seen a ton of great responses on guinea pig forums but so far, no reviews from bun owners. Olaf loves fabric and is fascinated by curtains (never chews or pulls, instead he hops behind them appearing to like the feeling). I thought he might be a good candidate for this kind of toy and was planning to make one. Already found the perfect “Olaf” the snowman fleece, too. ;] Any thoughts?
- 01/08/2016 at 1:55 PM
  Bam
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  I haven’t seen that before. How cute! I have fleece blankies hanging from cardboard boxes in my Yohio’s cardboard house-system that he spends much of his day in. He likes to pull them into his houses. He digs in them and rearranges them. He also chews holes in them. I think you could try, you could make a smallish test-forest from a really cheap fleece blankie and see if he eats it. Fleece is not hazardous if ingested in small quantities since it doesn’t have long threads.
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