Meet Gabby!

[Laura West]

Gabby is an 8 month old English Lop! We just picked her up yesterday. It was the most terrifying, exciting and wonderful experience! I was so nervous, but she's been amazing! She has already come up to me for petting. We are in love!

 

[SydneyHasBunnies]

Aww I love Gabby!! I hope she lives a long fulfilling life with you!

 

[Nancy McClelland]

We are in love,also!

 

[Mini Rex Rabbiters MN]

Cute!!! Make sure you let her settle in for at least 48 hours

 

[Laura West]

She's doing amazing! Already doing binkies everywhere. I think she's happy to be indoors with more human interaction. Now, I need a flooring option that will allow her up not slip everywhere!

 

[Emm]

Her ears <3

 

[lilnaugrim]

Beautiful! My English Lop, Wiki, says hello!

 

[Blue eyes]

Too cute!
Are you looking for cage flooring or other? Does she have a cage?

 

[Laura West]

Too cute!
Are you looking for cage flooring or other? Does she have a cage?

Just something I can put on the floor of her room when she's roaming about. I can't tell she wants to run! I'm thinking about getting a canvas paint drop and using painter's tape to secure the edges down. Just so she has a textured surface. She's always supervised.

 

[Blue eyes]

Many rabbits don't bother chewing carpet (especially if they have plenty of other chewing options). You could consider getting an area rug with low nap. Nothing expensive, of course, until you find out whether she will chew carpet.

Here are mine on an area rug. The one brown rabbit doesn't like the wood flooring and only walks on carpet.

 

[JBun]

I agree that a rug is the best option if your bun will leave it alone and it's not too abrasive on the feet/hocks. Lick Blue Eyes said, low nap is good, as long as it's not too abrasive I prefer one that has a soft surface to minimize rubbing on the rabbits hocks. I have a microfiber rug for my buns that I really like, but they do tend to pull strands out of it every now and then, which isn't a problem as they don't try and eat them. Though if they did then I would take the rug out due to the risk of ingested carpet causing a blockage.