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Date Posted: 20:16:15 09/11/06 Mon
Author: Amanda
Subject: Types of wood they can chew safely

Hi,

I would like to put some logs in my rabbits pen for them to chew and scramble over, can anyone suggest a type of wood that is okay? I have some sheok and some Australian peppermint around the place but not sure if I should use those or not.

I have heard that Jarrah is not good for rabbits to chew,and you should also dry out the wood for approx. 3 months before giving it to the rabbits to lessen the chances of poisoning via the sap.

Any insights would be appreciated

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