Diffrent bunnies like diffrent types of toys. My Barnaby loves stuffed animals, he carries them around in his mouth and sleeps with them. My Zeus on the other hand, has never played with a stuffed animal ever.
Some things that both of my rabbits enjoy are willow balls, baskets, pinecones (pinecones are safe for them even though pine bedding isn't), old phone books, crumpled up paper balls, and their flip and toss carrot (a toy carrot that rattles when they throw it around).
Homemade toys, or just simple things like paper towel or tiolet paper rolls, or old phone books for them to rip up are great toys because they're cheap and easy to find.
If you go to the pet store to look for toys for them, you can look in the bird section as well. I've gotten some wooden toys that were meant for birds and given them to my rabbits to play with and they liked those.
Some people give their rabbits baby toys, like those plastic keys and such. Just make sure they don't chew on the plastic to much.
My last suggestion that just a cardboard box, with a hole or two cut in it, can keep my rabbits entertained for hours!
You should give them toys both outside and inside their cage. Outside their cage they might not play with it as much because they can run around and explore. Inside the cage it's great to give them toys to help prevent them from getting bored.
Some things that both of my rabbits enjoy are willow balls, baskets, pinecones (pinecones are safe for them even though pine bedding isn't), old phone books, crumpled up paper balls, and their flip and toss carrot (a toy carrot that rattles when they throw it around).
Homemade toys, or just simple things like paper towel or tiolet paper rolls, or old phone books for them to rip up are great toys because they're cheap and easy to find.
If you go to the pet store to look for toys for them, you can look in the bird section as well. I've gotten some wooden toys that were meant for birds and given them to my rabbits to play with and they liked those.
Some people give their rabbits baby toys, like those plastic keys and such. Just make sure they don't chew on the plastic to much.
My last suggestion that just a cardboard box, with a hole or two cut in it, can keep my rabbits entertained for hours!
You should give them toys both outside and inside their cage. Outside their cage they might not play with it as much because they can run around and explore. Inside the cage it's great to give them toys to help prevent them from getting bored.
