7 of the Best Toys to Keep Your Rabbits Busy

Rabbits are the type of animal who really thrive with being given something to do and they love creative ways to keep themselves entertained. Offering your pets the perfect toys can maintain them pleased, fight boredom and put an end to undesirable behaviors. This post will bring you some of the most excellent toys for your pets that keeps them happy and cheerful, drizzling with energy.

1. Chew Toys

Rabbits love to chew, and it is a good thing for their dental health if given safe things that they can munch on. Avoid anything that contains western red cedar as well and look for toys made of untreated wood, hay or cardboard. These are great things for your bunnies to gnaw on, and will help maintain their teeth in tip-top condition.

2. Hideaways

Rabbits are curious explorers, and a comfortable hideaway to retreat can be essential for them. Cardboard boxes, tunnels and tailor-made rabbit homes can be ideal. These hideaways are the perfect place for your bunnies to escape and have some alone time that is also safe.

3. Hay Balls

TREAT as TOY: Hay balls are a great way to treat…toys, that is. Fill a small hay ball up with different hays or dried herbs, which is going to have your rabbit wanting them out by digging and chewing through its layers. This helps keep them entertained as well and encourages foraging.

4. Tunnels

Rabbits love to dig, and tunnels are endless play potential. These structures, whether of cardboard or flexible plastic — help leverage the space in a complete dimension to your rabbit home. They love through the tunnels, this being one of their most favorite playtime.

5. Puzzle Toys

Play interactive puzzle toys to challenge your rabbits mind. Many of these are toys with hidden compartments where you can put a treat, and the rabbit has to move or do something specific in order to get at it. In addition to being a useful tool for promoting mental activity, these toys can also be used to discourage your rabbit from becoming bored.

6. Ball Toys

These toy balls are light weight and easily roll & rabbits will enjoy a lot. Find balls of soft, non-toxic materials such as plastic or rubber and make sure they are appropriately sized so that there will be no choking hazard. It's going to make you smile seeing your bun roll their thing around !

7. Foraging Mats

Foraging mats are great for encouraging your rabbit to use their natural instincts. The mats have many nooks and crannies where you can hide treats or hay, tasking your pet with using the sniffer to paw away at them. They are mentally challenging and can entertain your bunny for hours.

Conclusion

Its important to keep your bunnies stimulated. Providing toys for all-natural instincts and play types can help with that — as well, providing ways to exercise indoors so they can both expend energy in a different way and keep their interest piqued. Take it away and rotate with other toys regularly, just like children do to keep from getting bored — but without the expensive price tag attached!