will this work for a rabbit who loves to chew cords?
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This may but a bit soft. I would recommend this other for a rabbit:Cord Protector - CritterCord - A New Way to Protect Your Pet from Chewing Hazardous Cords
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It works for our kittens who love to chew cords. We find teeth marks on it and hear them as they try, but at least they can't get to the cord inside.
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Hmmm, I've never had a pet rabbit, so I don't know how much they chew. But this plastic is hard--hard enough to contain my puppy and she never did try to chew it. The sections come apart and I use mine in various configurations around the house and outside, as gates on an open door, in a doorway to keep the dog in a room, etc. Hope this helps.
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Not chew proof. I hide mine using blanks and a mat. Cord Protector - CritterCord - A New Way to Protect Your Pet from Chewing Hazardous CordsTry this.
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Karen, I responded that a rodent could chew through this but to further answer you question I don't know that rabbits have the reputation that squirrels or mice have.
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Very small rabbits maybe. The "mouth hole" is the perfect size for my ferret (if not a little snug), so if any bigger than one then no.
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Rabbits teeth grow continuously, so they chew in order to keep their teeth from getting too long. (Also, their nails never stop growing so that they can dig those loonnngg tunnels without running out of nails.) I provide a wooden hayrack that our rabbit can chew along with a stick zip tied in the corner. I have found that the rabbits I've owned prefer to chew on wooden things that are stationary, that way they can really crank on it (like the trim in my house :-/ ). If you do figure out a way to stop him from chewing on the hutch, then you will need to provide alternative items for chewing on. They were created with the need to chew, just like a cat is created to claw. Rabbits teeth grow continuously, so they chew in order to keep their teeth from getting too long. (Also, their nails never stop growing so that they can dig those loonnngg tunnels without running out of nails.) I provide a wooden hayrack that our rabbit can chew along with a stick zip tied in the corner. I have found that the rabbits I've owned prefer to chew on wooden things that are stationary, that way they can really crank on it (like the trim in my house :-/ ). If you do figure out a way to stop him from chewing on the hutch, then you will need to provide alternative items for chewing... » Read More Rabbits teeth grow continuously, so they chew in order to keep their teeth from getting too long. (Also, their nails never stop growing so that they can dig those loonnngg tunnels without running out of nails.) I provide a wooden hayrack that our rabbit can chew along with a stick zip tied in the corner. I have found that the rabbits I've owned prefer to chew on wooden things that are stationary, that way they can really crank on it (like the trim in my house :-/ ). If you do figure out a way to stop him from chewing on the hutch, then you will need to provide alternative items for chewing on. They were created with the need to chew, just like a cat is created to claw. « Show Less
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I have bunnies around my garden but put up a wire rabbit fence and then draped the Dewitt net across the garden and surrounding fence. They have not chewed the net or tried. But with the fence in addition to the net, it's not exactly the same scenario.
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Yes they would be alright for rabbits . the space between the bars are an inch apart.
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Holding it and pulling should hold up, chewing maybe not depending on how much force, it's not very wide and a little chewing might be enough to go right through it.
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I'm currently using it for a couple of pet rabbits. They chewed another brand up in a week. This one seems to have staying power. The 15 pound rabbit really loves his, he's hard to get off of it to even eat. Of course its been below 10 degrees here for days.
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I had the same problem with my rabbit; I ended up ordering stainless steel bowls from Amazon which hook onto the cage. I use one for food and one for treats; this is working out great! It's been a year now and I'm very happy with the outcome :)) TRY THIS! You won't be sorry....
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Im sorry..i cant answer your question..i have a rabbit!But the windows are mesh..so i would assume if a dog got a toe nail caught in the netting ..he could rip it...but i do like the zipper floor ! It does keep a pet from escaping out the bottom! So other models have small velcro tabs that hold their bottoms on..this brand is more secure.Im sure this would be ok For your pup...other people reccommend these soft sided pens for their pets.. i use this for my house bunny when i leave him at my bunny sitter.
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I believe so, we had bought this for our rabbit. The rabbit can do about 3 to 4 hops across the length of the cage. It would depend on the size of you pet
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Yes, it should fit. We had to throw ours away. My daughter's little Dutch rabbit did not go in it, and pretty much chewed it on one side and in the middle. It does not look easy to chew, but he was successful.
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I just put it in the cage and my piggies just get in, get snuggly and snooze. Does your rabbit have enough other things to chew on?
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This one is very large. I bought it and the smaller size (http://www.amazon.com/Cord-Protector-Crittercord-Protect-Hazardous/dp/B0014H51DY/ref=pd_bxgy_petsupplies_img_y) and really would have been happier with a couple of the smaller size. The smaller size is not as long, so you might want a couple of them. Yes, the lamp cord will fit in the smaller size. i am not familiar with parrots' chewing habits, but I suspect this will work.
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A rabbit can chew through nearly anything, unfortunately. The inner part is thick hard plastic but I'm pretty sure a rabbit (or other rodent, like rats) could chew through it which would be dangerous, most likely.I would only use this for a rabbit if you could put it under something while using it. Granted... a rabbit is one of the few common pets I have not had. They sometimes chew through wires and cords though so I figure if they decide they want to they'll chew just about anything.