Taking a bunny camping?

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- 06/18/2017 at 11:02 AM
  Shadow13
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  So I thought instead of leaving my bunny home and getting someone to feed him (he will be stuck in his cage no playtime) I could take him camping with me. I always go camping during the summer and feel bad leaving my bunny home with no playtime. So can I take my bunny camping with me. I would buy a playpen with a cover over it and of corse we would be in a trailer not a tent. But my biggest concern is the campfire smoke being tracked into the trailer. Will this smoke hurt him. Is it best to leave him home or take him with me camping.
- 06/18/2017 at 11:08 AM
  sarahthegemini
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  Personally I wouldn’t take a rabbit camping.
  
  Campfire smoke is not healthy for him, not to mention the new sounds and smells can be very scary.
  
  Why can’t the person that would feed him let him out?
- 06/18/2017 at 11:45 AM
  I love bunnies!
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  I also wouldn’t take my rabbit camping. Your rabbit might be stressed about all the new smells and sounds, or just about traveling.
  I’m not sure about how you have you cage set up, but you could attach a play pen onto the cage so you bunny has a little more space to play.
- 06/18/2017 at 2:18 PM
  Shadow13
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  My rabbit usually does have a playpen attached to his cage when I travel but he doesn’t get to be free roam around the house for playtime when I get people to come watch him since they are scared they won’t be able to catch him and I takes to much time.
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