Could rabbits chew through the material?
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I had rabbits when my kids were small but I dont remember how powerful their bite can be. This is plastic, I would think if they chew in the same spot for a while, they could get through. I would try a wire cage.
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I bought this for a puppy and she doesn't try to chew it so I'm not sure about a rabbit.
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I don't think Yabbits could chew through the Iris Pen. IWe have one that we use for our new Pom puppy, and it works great for him!!!!!
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I would say most likely they could, if they tend to chew on their cages. It's pretty durable plastic, but nothing to deter a determined animal.
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I think that's going to have to be a trial and error for rabbit use. In my personal opinion, I wouldn't use them for my rabbits. They're probably going to get chewed on and should most likely be mounted downward, forcing you to make adjustments for kits or smaller rabbits.
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I can't answer that because I've never had a problem with rabbits burrowing. In my yard they live I in the hedges, sneak out, and eat the flowers.
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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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Our rabbits chew everything, but not this. I would keep most of the cord outside if the cage as a precaution, but the first few inches are quite protected.
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I guess it is possible ... just plastic netting .. but we have cottontails running all over and they do not chew through it ...
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Yes. My rabbit is chewing the wood. Not enough to destroy it, but she has widdled down the divider quite a bit.
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The bad thing about older kiddos is that once they find out how to remove it, they will. The product itself is really thick so I wouldn't think that they could chew through it, but I guess it is always a possibility.
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Have not used it for rabbits but I believe it would work very well. The pellets are hard, ceramic like, so they will hold up well to the more acidic urine from the bunnies. I think it would be a good, sanitary choice.
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I believe cedar. The rabbits chewed on it a bit, but not a whole lot, so whatever it is doesn't taste too good.
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Marissa,We use ours for our rabbits. The pads go down over vinyl or carpeting depending on the room. They are definitely more sturdy than disposable pads and not fluffy like disposables so I think they are not as much of an attraction as a chew toy, but that said, we have had some rabbits chew holes. I can't speak to puppies but I suspect puppies and rabbits are similar in terms of some things they'll chew and some things they won't - and what appeals to one puppy or rabbit may not appeal to the other.
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Not that I can see. But the could tear the mesh with their nails. My cat tried to bite the mesh but has had no luck in tearing it.So I believe it is safe.
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No answer on rabbits. But like squirrels they will probably get used to the sound after a few passes.
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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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mice are know to chew through alot of things... in my opinion, i think the would be able to chew through the bag if they were determained.
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I would assume so, but since the sleeves don't have fingers, your fingers will still be exposed to scratches. I would guess they can stand up to rabbit scratches, but I'm not sure about rabbit bites... probably protect from punctures, but if a rabbit bit you, you might still feel the pressure of the bite. I've never dealt with rabbits before though, so don't take my word on it, I'm just making an educated guess.
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Yes, there is! Redants CAN chew through. I've had it happen in my own garage. So, even though the vaults are tough, those varmints Can too! persistent mice and rats have gnawed through them. Slowly but surely.