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Megamuffinandchip

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Hey bun buds! I had my vet recommend finding a way for my rabbit to work more for her food, siiiiince she's a little bit chonkier than he would like. I've seen cat and dog toys that slowly dispense treats/food and was wondering if you guys had heard of a similar thing for rabbits. I would love something, specifically for her pellets!

P.S. I do already have her on a diet, I just think this would be helpful to get her more active, since she is so food driven.
 
I actually do this with my bunnies to get my boy to lose some excess ‘fur’ (can’t call him fat 🥺). The toy I’m using is just a sea grass ball (and a seagrass carrot) and just wedging their pellets into the gaps!
Ooo, interesting! My girl absolutely destroys those things, so that's a possible option!
 
My bunnies also LOVE those roll balls like the one Avie posted a picture of. Definitely recommend!
 
I have that same one in blue! My bunny goes crazy for it 😂
 
Omg, my bunny LOVES that yellow carrot ball up there, it take at least 10 mins for her to get it out !
 
Just wondering I liked the idea of the ball but worried I generally avoid plastic where possible and just not sure, if any of you using for longer time, don't they chew on it?
 
Just wondering I liked the idea of the ball but worried I generally avoid plastic where possible and just not sure, if any of you using for longer time, don't they chew on it?
It’s not something I’ve seen him really able to get a grip on to chew.
 
We use a foraging bowl. I have one of those big flat bottomed Pyrex bowls full of all the random little toys she doesn’t like pieces of wood, pinecones and such. I sprinkle her pellets in the bowl and she has to dig around to get them out. Not as much run around as a ball but she seems to enjoy it and it makes her work more for her food.
 
I own one of those:
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Will get my boys nudging and tossing the roll for pellets.
 
Just wondering I liked the idea of the ball but worried I generally avoid plastic where possible and just not sure, if any of you using for longer time, don't they chew on it?
Mine don’t chew on the ball as they are too busy pushing it about to get the pellets out and then when it’s empty I take it away. But my little one is clever and has worked out how to pick it up and run off with it, to have all the contents to herself. Cheating at the ball game!
 

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