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Thirteen gifts for a rabbit, built around hay: forage toys to chew and pull apart, dried herbs, tunnels and hideouts, and a castle for the bigger present. Sorted under £10, under £20 and under £50. No yoghurt drops or sugary sticks.
Rosewood I Love Hay forage cube, large
A large cube of hay and forage to pull apart and gnaw, made for rabbits among other small pets. It keeps the gift in line with RWAF's advice that hay should make up most of the diet.
Buyers like: Keeps rabbits and guinea pigs busy chewing for hours or days(8 of 13 reviews)
Always "on offer"25 of 25 days
An edible woven ball to nudge about and chew. RWAF suggests placing willow balls and similar toys around the enclosure for rabbits to play with.
Buyers like: Rabbits and guinea pigs take to it straight away(11 of 11 reviews)
Amazon shows a later dispatch date
Rosewood Carrot 'n' Forage Bunny
A bunny-shaped treat and forage gnaw toy for rabbits, small enough for a stocking.
Rosewood Dandelion Delight, 100 g
A 100 g bag of dried dandelion to mix into the hay, so the rabbit forages for it, as RWAF suggests doing with herbs.
Buyers like: Rabbits and guinea pigs go for it first and clear the bowl(12 of 13 reviews)
Always "on offer"25 of 25 days
Bunny Bistro herb and flower salad, 100 g
A 100 g herb and flower forage mix that the listing describes as 100% natural. Sprinkle a little into the hay rather than serving it as a bowl of treats.
Buyers like: Rabbits and other small pets tuck into it keenly(5 of 8 reviews)
A small treat ring made with alfalfa. RWAF says alfalfa is so rich it should only be given as a treat, which is how a ring like this gets used.
Buyers like: Guinea pigs and rabbits love it and tuck in straight away(9 of 9 reviews)
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Rosewood Nibble 'n' Dig Meadow
A meadow of hay and herbs to forage and dig in, according to the listing. RWAF says rabbits not kept on grass need somewhere to dig.
Buyers like: Rabbits and guinea pigs dive straight in, even fussy ones(12 of 13 reviews)
Rosewood Carrot Cottage, large
A large edible hay house shaped like a carrot, made for rabbits: a den to hide in that is also meant to be chewed.
Buyers like: Pets take to it within seconds and happily chew it down(12 of 13 reviews)
Rosewood Hay 'n' Hide roll, large
An edible hay play tunnel, large size for rabbits. RWAF says tunnels give rabbits a substitute burrow and encourage them to be much more active.
Buyers like: Rabbits love it and use it straight away(6 of 8 reviews)
Rosewood sea grass tunnel, large
A large woven sea grass tunnel that doubles as a hideout. The RSPCA lists untreated sea grass among the materials rabbits can safely play with.
Buyers like: Pets happily run through it and hide inside(5 of 13 reviews)
Snugglesafe Bunny Warren tunnel
A flexible tunnel that the listing says suits all weathers, so it can go in an outdoor run. The RSPCA lists bought plastic and fabric tunnels as rabbit toys.
Buyers like: Rabbits race through it and often lie inside to rest(12 of 13 reviews)
An untreated willow tunnel, 38 cm long and 20 cm across by the listing, which is snug for a large rabbit, so it suits small and medium breeds. RWAF says willow tunnels stuffed with hay are popular.
Buyers like: Rabbits and guinea pigs love gnawing it and running through(10 of 13 reviews)
HIIMALEX bunny castle, extra large
An extra-large castle for indoor rabbits: a hideout below and a lookout on top. The stairs are steep and many rabbits ignore them, and the sides can pop out under a heavy rabbit, so it suits small and medium breeds.
Buyers like: Rabbits move in quickly to hide, nap and sit on top(11 of 13 reviews)
Sources: Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund: what to feed pet rabbits; Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund: obesity, commercial food and treats; Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund: enrichment and behaviour; Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund: are Christmas trees safe for rabbits; RSPCA: suitable toys for rabbits.
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