WANTED: Bunny-proofing ideas

[Lissa]

What do I do to block up the spaces between the countertops and the appliances?

 

[irishmist]

Do you mean the top of the counter and appliances?



If so Regal sells a piece that fits between the two and I think I saw something like that at wal-mart.

Susan

 

[Lissa]

Between the refrigerator and the stove.

 

[irishmist]

I store my pans there ie cookie sheets and pizza pans so there is no room for them to squeeze in

 

[Mr. Stee]

That is basically what we do. We findsomething safe to stick between furniture, we put quilts and blanketsover items that are off limits, and we prop huge picture frames up infront of the bookcase and video library. Basically, our housesometimes looks like a mess from the stuff stuck, draped, and proppedup every where, but it is actually mostly intentional.

James

 

[Stephanie]

Do you have any extra sheets of wood you couldcut up and layer into the spaces? We've done that with some shelves weweren't using so they wouldn't go behind the couch.

Also, I used my phone book to jam into a space the bunnies shouldn't go.

Sounds weird, but maybe it you found a rock or something that would fit in the space? They certainly couldn't chew that!

 

[Lissa]

Thanks for all the ideas!

 

[Lissa]

Thanks for all the ideas!

 

[edwinf8936]

Just shove them all next to each other!

Ed

 

[Nicky Snow]

i use cardboard cause i can fold it to any size,and if they have a nibble it's okay. although i sometimes have toreajust/ replace it cause the buns try pulling it out.

Nicole

 

[Lissa]

edwinf8936 wrote:

Just shove them all next to each other!

Ed

Nothing moves. :?