Safe Wood for Buns

[maherwoman]

Hey guys,

So, I'm planning on using a wooden untreated planter box for Maisie'snew hay container. Can you guys let me know what would be asafe wood to use? She doesn't really like chewing wood,persay (she's only chewed the bark off of the wood I've given her fromthe petstores), but just in case, I need to be sure its safe to bearound her.

Thanks!

 

[Spring]

Got this from a website on another post..

http://earthhome.tripod.com/saferab.html


Safe twigs:



[*]Apple
[*]Birch
[*]Blackberry
[*]Fir
[*]Hazel
[*]Hawthorn
[*]Maple
[*]Pear
[*]Raspberry
[*]Spruce
[*]Willow


[*]Unsafe twigs:



[*]Acacia
[*]Apricot
[*]Azalea
[*]Beech
[*]Box
[*]Cherry
[*]Clematis
[*]Elder
[*]Holly
[*]Ivy
[*]Laburnum
[*]Mistletoe
[*]Nux vomica
[*]Oak
[*]Oleander
[*]Peach
[*]Periwinkle
[*]Plum
[*]Privet
[*]Rhododendron
[*]Rosewood
[*]Snowberry
[*]Spindleberry
[*]Thorn apple
[*]Waxplant
[*]Wisteria
[*]Yew
[*]All evergreens not mentioned in safe twig list