Best Digging Box Ideas?

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- 03/07/2016 at 5:21 PM
  Caspar'sHome
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  Hi. My now 3 months 3 week mini lop, Caspar, has an obsession with digging. It’s so cute. But he has destroyed my carpet and will not use the cardboard dig box I made for him from Pinterest (that I spent 3 hours working on) lol. But I also saw on Pinterest that i can use rice for him to dig in? Or sand and soil? But I think rice would be safer for his health. He already has slight allergies as it is or it may be stress of not digging enough? I don’t know. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated
- 03/08/2016 at 2:02 AM
  BinkyBunny
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  Here’s one I created for one of my bunnies in the past
  
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  It makes a mess, so be prepared, but it’s so fun to watch. Not all my bunnies cared about digging in a diggy box,(notice Jack, the white bunny, just preferring to observe) but when they do, it’s hilarious to watch. I have a diggy bunny right now, and need to make another one of these, but she loves to shred and move around paper towels (and that’s less messy than shredded paper) – she doesn’t eat it so it’s all good.
  
  One idea to make it less messy is to create a diggy box within a box to help keep it contained.
  
  One of our other forum leaders made a great diggy box out of a laundry basket — go to our DIY toy ideas – and scroll to the bottom once you are on that page. – https://binkybunny.com/BU…fault.aspx
  
  Once you make your own, you will have to come back and share what worked!
- 03/15/2016 at 8:31 PM
  Caspar'sHome
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  Thanks so much. Sorry I thanked you so late! My computer got a virus and I had to get it fixed.
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