Can rabbits chew through this?
933301
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.
933302
Not sure about how effective the netting is against rabbits. We bought it to keep bats from inhabiting our attic, and so far it seems to be working well for that. It is much finer and stronger than bird netting, though. Rabbits would REALLY want to get at something to be able to penetrate it.
933303
yes, they haven't chewed through ours yet, but the gophers & chipmunks have.
933304
We used it behind an ornamental fence to fill in the gaps and have not had an issue in our garden yet. Having said that, any rodent could chew through this if determined.
933305
If a rabbit wanted something on the other side of this stuff, they'd be through it in seconds. If your main concern is keeping rabbits at bay, you really need to go with something metal (chicken wire, etc.).
1970806
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?
292014
Be careful! My 5# Chihuahua was well contained until he learned to get his front paws on the sides.. It MUST be anchored down or it will tip over! Also, rabbits can likely knaw through the material alot quicker than a teething puppy.. Good Luck!
765489
some dogs will eat anything. I would worry that if they tried to eat through it, they would get small copper splinters in their gums. I think cats would be smart enough not to take a second bite but depending on how you secure it they could pull it away/out.
875746
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.
1166670
I would think so because it's an annoyance and rabbits graze, so they would eat somewhere else. You might have to try various frequencies to see which one works the best.
1724634
I just don't think it would be very easy for a squirrel to chew through the plastic. However they have very strong teeth. Screwed shut tight I don't think they would be able to smell the food inside. I love mine by the way. Wish I'd brought one a long time ago.
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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.
473139
I don't see why not. My only concern would be that you would have to be careful what you used to attach the cage to the pen since rabbits are known to chew all kinds of things. You would not want to use wire ties or anything else like that which the bunnies could get lodged in their throats or their tummies. Better safe than sorry!
1162348
I bought this for a puppy and she doesn't try to chew it so I'm not sure about a rabbit.
419703
I'm not sure, all I know is rabbits usually poop catty corner to their water source. So you may try moving the water source.
194657
According to what I've read, raccoons can and do chew through pretty much everything including duct work, wires, wood .... so I imagine that plastic isn't going to stop them if they really want what's inside. More info on raccoon damage: https://goo.gl/A7FqXT
43132
We had two bunnies and it seemed to be very small for the both them. They did end up chewing through the metal fence that is around it and escaped. However we now have our guinea pig in it and she loves it.
893743
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.
241654
Not that I could see right off, depends on how they attach to a cage. I'm sure you could come to some arrangement of it. I would be afraid of them chewing through the cage.
644255
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.
1199102
No answer on rabbits. But like squirrels they will probably get used to the sound after a few passes.