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Two rabbits free-roaming in a small rented room with cardboard tunnels

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Two rabbits free-roaming in a small rented room with cardboard tunnels
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Two Free-Roaming Rabbits in One Room

I rent one room in a shared flat in Nairobi and my two rabbits live free-range inside it. No cage at all. The room is about 14 m². I gave up a bookcase and built a low platform instead, with…

WanjiruKenya, Africa10–19 m²
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What Helped Stop Your Rabbits Destroying the Carpet?

My rabbits dug at and chew carpet in a rented home/ We would like to hear about barriers, floor coverings, digging boxes and changes to the rabbits' usable living space. What did you try tha…

Pets in WonderlandUnited Kingdom, Europe30–39 m²1 reply
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Rabbit litter habits in a room with a carpet?

My landlord will not let me remove the carpet. My rabbit is mostly litter trained but there are accidents in one corner. Has anyone solved this without covering the whole floor?

DeeCanada, America10–19 m²1 reply
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