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Forum HOUSE RABBIT Q & A Chewing carpet

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    • Xxventanaxx
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        All of a sudden lux is chewing and ripping up carpet more then usual. How do I stop her from doing this?


      • jerseygirl
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          Is it just one spot she is going for? Sometimes just covering the spot with something heavy is enough to deter them… If intent, I’d give them something similar to work on. Something like a heavy board, drill some holes in it and attach seagrass or timothy hay mat to it with zipties. Then place that over the problem area of the carpet.

          One of my rabbits in is more destro mode then usual at the moment and I think it is related to his molting.

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