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The problem with the guinnea pigs is that they need vitamin C in their food which can cause problems for rabbits. The rabbit seems to stay around the bottom floor and the guinnea pig on the top so I just put the rabbit food on the bottom and the guinnea pig food on the top. I also check the...

He's got a toy and also a guinnea pig in the cage with him. I'll try putting the hay rack where he normally chews to see if he starts eating the hay instead.

Thanks. I was just worrying that seeing as he wanted to get out he'd get less and less interested with bonding the longer he was stuck in the cage. I don't mind sitting there stroking him as he's so cute :D.

I've had my rabbit since Tuesday now and I absolutely love him. But I feel really guilty now as all he seems to be interested in is chewing through the cage bars to get out. I'd imagine that when he starts going in the run he'll be happier but I don't think he's going to start trusting me as...