What are some safe toys that rabbits can play with?

Answer 1

Anything that a rabbit can chew on and/or make noise with!
My rabbits for some reason LOVE soda pop cans. They will push these things around, bang and clang all over the cage. Unfortunately, some do chew on them to the point that they can shred the can. Immediately take out the can and replace with a new one.

Plastic easter eggs. I pick them up on the after easter sales. I will put a few feed pellets in for noise makers. The rabbits will push them around and often times chew and try to seperate. When they succeed at seperating the two halves, they will chew it to bits. Thus, throw away and start with a new one.

Bird Toys. Chew blocks and bells. Make sure however that the bells are safely attached and large enough not to be consumed. Nothing worse that getting getting a bell stuck in your belly!!

A fun treat in a toy I give is grass hay in a toliet paper roll tube. I cut the tubes down to smaller tubes and stuff a bunch of hay into them. Rabbits LOVE to chew and toss around these things. Don't fear them actually chewing on the roll. It isn't enough to actually consume and cause damage, especially since they are eating hay that helps to break down blockages in a rabbits digestive system.

Those are just a few things that I offer and seem to be enjoyed immensely.

Answer 2

Baby teething keys.
Small wooden toddler building blocks.
Cardboard box with hay or other treats in it.
Small stuffed animal like the beanie babies.
Empty oatmeal box - leave a little oatmeal in the box for a treat.

Animal specialty stores such as Pet-smart an Pet Co also carry items that can be used. Wooden bird chews and perches. The cat section is full of items such as the balls.

There are a lot of sites on the net that sell rabbit friendly toys but my two bunnies like the cardboard boxes the best (and it's lot cheaper also).

Happy Holidays

Answer 3

Yes as long as they have no little parts they can chew. I use the big bulky baby toys and they usually just throw them around & dont chew on them. Other things to use as toys are cardboard rolls, toilet paper rolls, canning jar lids ( the rings) But with anything you want to make sure there are no small pieces that can come off and choke the rabbit

Answer 4

Paper Bags and Cardboard boxes for crawling inside, scratching, and chewing. Bunnies like them much more when there are at least two entry points into the boxes.
Cardboard roll from paper towels or toilet paper
shredded newspaper..not paper that they can get papercuts from...of they get a papercut on their foot..it could become infected from walking in feces., junk mail, magazines, straw, or other organic materials for digging
Yellow Pages for shredding
Cat toys: Batta balls, and other cat toys that roll or can be tossed
Parrot toys that can be tossed, or hung from the top of the cage and chewed or hit
Baby toys: hard plastic (not teething) toys like rattles and keys, things that can be tossed

Answer 5

you can buy rabbit toys from the pet shop or eBay.

my rabbit has got a ball she like to play with and a rabbit toy i can put lettuce in

Answer 6

Ball

Answer 7

anything that is bigger than his mouth bu small enough fo him to roll around or climb on

hope this helped
Happy New Year

Answer 8

Hard plastic (very hard) toy tied up to the cage!
byeas!

Answer 9

salads

Answer 10

Condoms...