My rabbit claws at the bottom of her cage and bites at it? - ottawa cage for sale
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Holland Lop is to stop my habit Marley scratching and biting at the back of his cage. It has all the hours of day and night and has tons of toys!, Chew toys, toys, whatever. Let me walk through the room, I live with two roommates who have other cats. The room is the only safe place.
Marley has never done this before and now shes just started, and thus do not know why.
I have run your company human Ottawa in April was a week before taking up their shes very affectionate ... or was it seems more aggressive and moves a lot and if they bite or scratch the floor of his cage.
Can anyone answer this question please?
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Ottawa Cage For Sale My Rabbit Claws At The Bottom Of Her Cage And Bites At It?
1 comment:
What kind of floor of the cage is it? Did you clean it with a chemical or change the litter? Something can be intimidating, learns to her (so that a reaction of fear and fleeing to explain ... the shaking)
It is entirely possible that it tries to expand. When my rabbits one of them spend much time scratching and biting in the grass and dirt. Another, if inside, tears and excavations on the conveyor belt. Remember, wild rabbits live underground and have a natural instinct to dig.
You can give a plastic tub / box diggable material for them to hide and dig (make sure it feels and smells different from the bed!). Sand, shredded paper and hay are good for that.
Most of the rabbits are safe with cats - you already have everything? Adult rabbits are not large enough to automatically trigger the predatory instincts of a cat, and in my experience, cats, fear of rabbits rabbits than they are. House Rabbits are more relaxed and less likely to panic and run ... but of course if you are near theAmong the highlights of his cat, cat then you should not be together.
"It seems to move very aggressively"
That bothers me. Aggression can be a symptom of pain and not knowing what would be) the cause of the excitement (with the exception of fear. It is probably time for a veterinary examination. Tell the vet that his personality has changed and seems to tremble. It's a good idea, teeth and nails, check regularly anyway, even if nothing bad you can see, at least those to.
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