Cardboard cat scratchers would be a “add to cart” for me because that’s what my bunny likes to chew up the most. Also, a vacuum and cord protectors. Lol
@@blackavar5723 Your welcome. I always seem to own rabbits that love chewing up corrugated cardboard, lol. Best part is I can pick those up cheap at the dollar store.
@@RobynBanks99 Rofl! I would put crinkled paper in those boxes and my last rabbit loved digging in them. Good to know our pets don’t have expensive taste. XD
I really needed this. New bunny mom. My girl hopped into my home with my cat the same coloring as her a few months back. It was very late and freezing that night. I let her stay the night thinking I would find her owners but I never did. I fell in love with her and recently got her spayed.
I personally think hutches are amazing for temporary situations, like allowing them to have a safe area to play in outside during the day when it's warm, or like in my case during extreme construction inside, so they don't get as stressed. I don't agree with them being permanent for a rabbit, but temporary it's a great item. Like an outside play pen :)
@@Foxesrule11 I've been enjoying using my second hand hutch as a hide in my home, now that I've moved into an apartment where they get to freeroam during the day and stay in our insulated balcony with the hutch during the night. During construction of our old place it allowed for a safe temporary place to have them temporarily and they enjoyed the grass and basking in the sun. It's definitely a back of the cabinet item if used correctly and not as their only home. I'm glad somebody agrees with me!
@@lavenderfieldd because we have a cat and don't want to risk anything happening between them while we're not there to supervise. Besides that, we do not have mats all over our floor so incase the younger of the two buns pees on the floor (she still doesn't understand that she should pee in her litter box only), we'd like to clean it right away so the pee doesn't seep into the floor. The balcony they're in is completely insulated, room temp at all times, is 4x2m and has all their stuff in it, besides the hutch, which is in the living room for daily use.
My bun also adores the Garden Sticks! She does the same thing Cinnabun does, she picks them up and runs into her bed space! She lives in a 24/7 open hutch with a large playpen attached, so she can go out and run if she wants or go snuggle up in her hutch for naps. She's a happy little bun, I love her.
my bunny loves to sit in the bottom of her carrier (the top snaps off) with the soft pad that comes in it, but doesnt care about her bed. its funny to me because theyre so similar but she only likes the carrier floor 😭
Our hutch is a necessity here. My rabbit originally lived in her hutch 24/7 in a basement with no natural light. When we adopted her, she upgraded to a huge x pen area attached to her hutch. Her hutch is her safe place and she loves it. Another benefit is that we used to keep her litter box, hay and water bowl in there which centralized cleanup. We no longer do that, but she still sleeps in the hidey part of her hutch every day. She‘ll use other hides and tunnels, but her hutch is by far her favorite.
Same, my bunny William has a cage that is always left open so that he can go anywhere he wants. He uses it to eat, go potty and just chill whenever he needs to feel a little more safe
At the pet store I saw the small triangle litterbox, and the rabbit had chewed most if the plastic off of the litterbox 😥 I am so glad people like you are spreading the message, Thank you! ♡
I have a largee triangle litter box and it’s the ONLY thing that works for my bun. It was the last option I tried and it’s the only one she likes and doesn’t destroy :/. But it doesn’t look like the ones pictured here! And my bun free roams so not in a cage🥳.
Love this! There are certainly some brands that are just full of chemicals and things that bunnys shouldn't be eating, yet they say for rabbits? Like it could kill the rabbit? It's so stupid.
I really don't know why some manufacturers make things with dairy, seeds or egg for a rabbit when they are not supposed to have them and shops shouldn't sell them
For real! Pet shops always sell rubbish, chemical filled treats, its best to buy from small pets select, oxbow, or just give them tiny amounts of fresh fruit or vegetables as a treat!
It’s because some manufacturers couldn’t care less about the health of the pet. As long as there’s a cash flow they are fine. It’s disgusting how far some people will go for money Also key word: *some* not all manufacturers are like this there are good brands that care about the animals health and quality of their life I’m not discriminating and stereotyping all pet brands just pointing out a few manufacturers
Rabbit huts and cages are amazing, not as 24 hour cages, but places for them to explore and hide out in. More enrichment, we should promote that as a bunny community
I think the worry with buying hutches and cages is that you often give money to companies that are advertising them as permanent enclosures... I'm not about to judge people for that cos its really difficult to find ethical suppliers of small animal stuff but if you can avoid it that's always a bonus... recycling secondhand hutches, building your own, or buying from ethical online shops that advertise cages as accessories (not permananent houses) are all good ways to avoid this problem. I 100% agree that hutches and cages can be wonderful tools but I get why a lot of influencers feel iffy about promoting them in case they're used for the wrong reasons (permanant confinement), as this is unfortunately very common.
@@meganturnbullx yeah I agree completely but girl I’m gonna buy from Kaytee because a manufactured wheel (for example) is 7.99 compared to handmade “ethical” on Etsy wheel for 50$ no ma’am.
Agreed! My rescue bunny that I randomly found (she was dumped at a Dunkin Donuts) was kept in a small dog crate with a cover (doors left open) until she was confident enough to explore her now fully bunnified bedroom….she still goes in there (door is wide open at all times) for comfort and to eat…I keep her water bowl and hay rack in there. I made an adorable rabbit print fabric cover for it so it’s like a “glamping tent” 🐰
My parents have bought a large 2m hutch for my bunny and we are going to be keeping it indoors. Everyday while my precious bun is under my supervision she will roam around the living room for like 2-3 hours and if she doesn’t smell to much my parents may consider a playpen. The hutch is super large and double story.
Hutches can be really expensive and people advertise them as perm homes which they are not I would just not advertise them at all but if you get one and use it right by having it always open its fine. Also most hutches are too small to be inside It's just too much if an inconvenience in my opinion
People treat me like I'm weird for telling them about these channels that actually tell you how to take care of your Bunny, But no one told me before I got my 1st Bunny and it didn't turn out so great. Now we have three beautiful bunny babies
I agree with skipping the bed! My rabbit actually gets upset with beds. He'll scratch it, throw it away from his living area, and glare at me like "Get this out of my living space, woman!" I have tried a few and he gives me the same reaction every time.
When i first got my bunny, she lived in a small hutch, had a waterbottle and i didnt even think about medical care or spaying. But now, im going to bring her in and shes going to live in a big exercise pen, she has a water bowl and im going to spay her very soon, Me and Molly thank you a lot for qll the knowlage we’ve got from your channel. Love from sweden
I have a hutch, but in my living room HAHA - and all the doors are always open. I love it, and my bunny girl knows that, that's hers to destroy and do whatever she wants and it looks super cute- plus all the floors are wood except the bottom is this cool tray that pulls out ( I keep a blankie in it, but it makes for the easiest clean up). It's the only wood space now that she chews, the baseboards are thanking me.
Thank you so much for the air purifier tip! My mom is always complaining about the hay smell coming from my room. She doesn’t understand that they need it
I’m about to get my second rabbit spayed so I can bond my buns and finally give them the living quarters they deserve. they’re both such good babies, but they can’t be together yet, so I’m excited to make their lives better!
Cinnabun is an adorable bunny 🐰 🐇! So cute! A lot of the things you can use for your bunny 🐰 🐇, depends on their own preferences, just like humans! Have a great Sunday, Cinnabun! Bunnies 🐰 RULE!
@@apeace90 you cut a base of fleece and then cut slits in it spaced however you like by twos. take two two slits and a strip of felt put it through and tie it in a knot. cut the slits small because they stretch. there is probably videos or articles. i dont know if explaining it is helpful at all. i would need to see it personally. lol i used an exacto knife to make the slits easy. most tedious part is cutting a crap load of strips of felt and tying them
i am getting a rabbit soon and your channel has helped sooo much! i love ur channel. i showed my dad ur channel mand he finally approves! CB is soo cute
Could you do a sepperate video about that air purifier? Just to demonstrate what gets inside and tell more why it's useful. I believe it's not bad to have one of those but it would be nice to see it before buying it. 😁
It's hard to believe they sell yogurt drops for rabbits but, yeah, I've seen them around. I'm planning to get one of those air purifiers. I would add a pet stroller to add to cart for people who have a rabbit as an ESA. It's so handy taking mine into stores with, and there's a carrier underneath to put things you want to buy.
I got a rabbit in 8th grade. i'm currently 19 and in college. My rabbit looked identical to yours and her name was Hazel. Whilst I did do research at 13... I still wasn't completely educated and in 2015/2016 there wasn't as many resources to turn to. She was in my room in a playpen. I never gave her greens... (she did have a hidey, 24/7 hay, and most essentials.) She never free roomed except when I let her in my parents room or outside in a playpen. I groomed her regularly. I put her upside down a lot because an (very uneducated) breeder said they liked it. Now I know it caused her little body so much stress. Going into my freshman year, I was struggling to care for her. She kept having diarrhea, but was acting completely normal and had no issues. I decided somehow the care I was giving her wasn't enough and gave her up to a rabbit rescue. To this day I don't know where she is but I'm beyond guilty for the care she did not receive properly. It makes me so upset that I didn't research more and realize how much care they actually need. I'm planning to get another rabbit in 4 years when I'm out of college and have a permanent place. I know know all the essentials they need, but I still feel so guilty about Hazel when I was 13. Thank you for this channel and important information! I wish I found this at 13.
Agree with most of this except for me, the x-pen is an absolute, must ALWAYS have. I’ve used mine for: sectioning off the buns when something around the house is being done that could be risky for them (repairs, if a cleaner is coming in, etc); obviously for bonding, for after their neuter and spay surgeries or if they aren’t feeling well and I need to monitor them, for sectioning off things I don’t want them to chew, for containing foster bunnies if you work with a rescue, for containing dumped bunnies if you’ve ever saved one off the street (I’ve done this twice in the last year), for travel, I don’t personally bring them outside, but if you were someone who took them into a garden or onto a deck, protecting them with a pen is the least you should do. There’s probably more I could think of but this is just off the top of my head. I LOVE my tall x-pen.
Our vet and one of the techs that raises rabbits recommended us keep her water bottle over a bowl because female Flemish Giants develop large dewlaps (hers started before puberty) and they said that area getting wet can lead to irritation and infection, and in that area it is basically a death sentence for a domestic rabbit! 🥺 So I definitely agree that on average the hanging bottles aren't the best option, for our pet bun it is a necessity!
I have the same setup, ceramic dog bowl under a 40oz water bottle. I keep both full and a gravity water bowl for my two buns. The bowl protects the floor from drips
Hi I love your videos and I always watch them. You were the reason I got a bunny I saw the relationship between you an cb and I ended up with my baby Stella and have helped me give her a better life by free roaming (she’s still in a indoor pen until I can litter train her but will free roam her soon) tysm for the amazing work 💕💖
This is my first rabbit. She's a Cashmere Lop. Last week was her 2nd Vet visit and they were very surprise how healthy she is. She just had her 3rd birthday, she is 7.0 lb., very healthy. She is not spade or shots. She doesn't need them. She's a house rabbit and when she starts her training to be a Certified Animal then we will have shots. Even the Vet said so. I give her kale in morning, Salad without spinach (which she does not like), white and red cabbage (sparingly), a very thin peace of carrot, and some broccoli (sparingly). For a treat at 9:30 pm she gets some pineapple & papaya or fresh small piece of banana. I do feed her Timothy pellets and hay. I cannot us a pee pad as she chews them. But she is healthy and I adore her. She plays with my little dog a lot and they are best friends. Thank you for sharing everything with me. G. Timm
So with the snug-a-bun I agree most bunny’s won’t use them. I noticed mine sleeping between her bowl and litter box so that’s when I gave her a snug a bun! She loves it but don’t go spending huge amount of money because most likely your bun will destroy it
my boyfriend found a released baby rabbit a few years ago that ended up growing to be a 17 pound suspected flemish giant, i love watching videos about rabbits so i have good ideas for things to get him 😊
Peanut butter my bunny looks just like Cinnabon! And also, Peanut butter uses the water bottle, and I like it cause every day I fill his water bottle cause it’s empty. So yeah! And now I have 2 water bottles for him, one inside when we bring him inside, and one outside! Also, I have a hutch, but like you said, it’s a really small space for them, and I totally agree! So that’s why 4 times a day i let him roam around. 2 of those times is outside then the other 2 is inside.
My bunnies live in a hutch and a massive run attached to it , I do let my rabbits have a run round in the garden but not in the house because I have a dog and cat. Rabbits are meant to live outside as they are wild animals .
My bunny has an ex pen, I just adopted him two weeks ago, I can't wait for him to get neutered so can roam around the house without having as many accidents, I already have so many other toys for him to play with. I'm so excited to spend more intimate and quality time with my bun 🐰 he won't have to be in that area anymore and I'm excited to train him to get his small day's worth of treats. It's going to be so lovely having him free roam💗💕💕
I'm getting my bunnies in 2 weeks, I personally have a big hutch outside with an extra space outside the hutch about 2,80m x 3m. They will only go outside in the summer and when i'm there with them. The hutch is for protection and a safe space for them. They also have a big inside pen, that will be their ''home'', their are gonna be free roaming but the pen is for the nights and when we aren't home (we are home 90% of the time)
When I first got my rabbit I had both a bowl and a bottle, mostly because she was already used to using a bottle so I wanted to make sure she at least got some water, luckily she very quickly learnt it was easier to use a bowl and I didn’t need the bottle for long
Rabbits are definitely a more high maintenance animal to take care of by yourself. I got my rabbit the start of college. I recommend maybe starting with a hamster depending on your age. I only say this because when I first wanted a bunny in middle school, nothing could have prepared my bank account for that first vet bill. So just keep that in mind that rabbits can be very expensive on a weekly bases.
You are definitely a California guy! The ways you describe things, express yourself, and how fast talk. Please don't take that as anything offensive i lived in California for a short while... you're cute when you talk.😘 (Don't let my RUclips user name fool you)
Thank you so much for this video it’s super helpful ! I got two rabbits recently because the owner believed they needed someone who could care more for them and I definitely fell for some advertising and misinformation when getting supplies for them, again thank you for making this video !
I was expecting a treat dispenser ball to be on the list. I put a few pellets in my bun's and its super fun watching him push the ball around trying to get them out.
I like this style very much. Succinct, easy to see, follow, and understand. And remember. You forgot the palm leaf bowls. A hutch is essential for apartment dwellers. Wben we have a repair man here, or carpet cleaning going on, and you don't have an extra room they may end up in their carrier for that duration.
I’m so glad I’m not the only crazy bunny mom out there 😊🌸 … your videos are helpful and I appreciate your time. Tell Cinnabun hello from 💙 my Henry (mini plush lop).
My bun loves her snuggle bed haha. Its the only place she would sleep on. After her stay at the vet after the surgery, she missed it so much she spent more than 90% of her time there
I don’t usually talk about gross stuff but the thumbnail before I read the title gave me the impression the video was about rabbits disliking their owners farting
I needed this. I’ve had rabbits my whole life. But now we have a new guy coming and haven’t had one in 4 years and I am over buying. And constantly having to explain to people and my followers why traditional rabbit supplies are garbage lol
I have a really hard time getting my bunny to drink enough water. When I give him his leafy veggies I spray them with water right before I give them to him. A special needs bunny is a lot of work, but as far as I am concerned, he is my baby. I love to have somebunny that needs me. My children are grown and I was really lonely before I rescued him. He was born with a splayed leg in the back and short twisted feet in the front. I have to wash his poor little butt every day because his spine won't let him turn enough to do it himself. He hates getting his butt washed. After butt washing I have to wrap him in a towel even though only his butt is damp. Then he wants me to carry him like a baby and walk around so that he can look around for things to get into. The vet says that he seems to be a happy, healthy bunny and that he isn't having any pain. I hope that he will be able to have a long happy life. Taking care of him makes me feel better. I'm sorry for the long comment. I am special needs too and my bunny is the only one I have to talk to.
11:31 i have guinea pigs as well as one rabbit (dont worry they are seperately housed) and i often buy these for my pigs cause they love them but ive given the ones that have more loose bits of paper / dry grass on the inside to my rabbit, cuddles, and he absolutely loves eating the little strings of paper, but otherwise nothing else. for toys, unless its like mineral or something definitely not good for your rabbit, toys always depending on your rabbit. cuddles's favourite toys are a simple plastic cup and those ball-in-a-cage thingys! he loves toys that make noise.
I know I’m not Morgan but I clean my rabbits glands every since he’s been getting older, if you don’t they can get clogged and get an infection. It is gross but it’s got to be done lol
Not sure when, but you posted a video on your favourite thing that Cinnabun does.I just found out mine! My bunny loves to watch Tv! I think it’s the cutest thing ever! He’s currently watching Disneynature Bears🙈
Might not always be aesthetically pleasing (unless you buy one to be so) but my rabbits LOVE cardboard boxes. Especially larger ones that had dog food from chewy or their hay from small pet select. They can chew, climb, or you can cut holes so they can climb through it like a tunnel. One rabbit likes windows in the boxes. My other rabbit( I just have 2) likes to use cardboard boxes for forging. Fill it up with toilet paper or paper towel rolls, then add pellets and that’s fun and enriching for them! Cardboard boxes: Binky!
I use quite a few blankets and a bed tbh. None of my buns really use them to lounge about or anything like that, but my Rex girl has the characteristic problems with thin fur on her feet not offering any protection, and she prefers to sit on them whenever she eats her veggies or drinks. they are soft so I suppose they are comfortable for her. I've also used the blankets to soften areas with too small amounts of space for anything else. So for that I guess they have actually been rather useful I'd say. They also like to burrow around in the blankets, especially my girl, she can sit there for hours pushing them around.
I agree with most of your ranking. My Ben came to me using a water bottle so that's what I continued with. In Ben's last year with me the bottle was helpful after being dehydrated, I could mark the bottle and see what he was drinking. However I did introduce a bowl with some crushed fruit in it while I was watching to encourage more water intake. He had some balance issues so I didn't want to leave him unattended with the bowl. It is important to keep the bottle clean and fresh water every day.
Your channel is exactly how I want to raise a rabbit. I've been in contact with a ethical Holland Lop rabbit breeder. Im not sure if I'll be able to adopt one in August. But I really want a free roaming rabbit with a hay/vegetable/fruit diet by the time it's 12 months old. I also live close to a nice park. So I would like to take them for walks to play and do foraging games. Im just worried about the predators.
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Cardboard cat scratchers would be a “add to cart” for me because that’s what my bunny likes to chew up the most. Also, a vacuum and cord protectors. Lol
we got my bunny one and he was to big for him
I never considered getting one of those for them - thanks! :D
@@blackavar5723 Your welcome. I always seem to own rabbits that love chewing up corrugated cardboard, lol. Best part is I can pick those up cheap at the dollar store.
My rabbit loved to throw around soda can boxes like a 12 pack Dr.Pepper box. The cats like it too
@@RobynBanks99 Rofl! I would put crinkled paper in those boxes and my last rabbit loved digging in them. Good to know our pets don’t have expensive taste. XD
I really needed this. New bunny mom. My girl hopped into my home with my cat the same coloring as her a few months back. It was very late and freezing that night. I let her stay the night thinking I would find her owners but I never did. I fell in love with her and recently got her spayed.
Beautiful story.
I personally think hutches are amazing for temporary situations, like allowing them to have a safe area to play in outside during the day when it's warm, or like in my case during extreme construction inside, so they don't get as stressed. I don't agree with them being permanent for a rabbit, but temporary it's a great item. Like an outside play pen :)
Finally I agree with someone, yes they need space, buttt what you said is just 👌
@@Foxesrule11 I've been enjoying using my second hand hutch as a hide in my home, now that I've moved into an apartment where they get to freeroam during the day and stay in our insulated balcony with the hutch during the night. During construction of our old place it allowed for a safe temporary place to have them temporarily and they enjoyed the grass and basking in the sun. It's definitely a back of the cabinet item if used correctly and not as their only home. I'm glad somebody agrees with me!
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@@dovilemaciulyte1099 why don't you have them free roam at night?
@@lavenderfieldd because we have a cat and don't want to risk anything happening between them while we're not there to supervise. Besides that, we do not have mats all over our floor so incase the younger of the two buns pees on the floor (she still doesn't understand that she should pee in her litter box only), we'd like to clean it right away so the pee doesn't seep into the floor. The balcony they're in is completely insulated, room temp at all times, is 4x2m and has all their stuff in it, besides the hutch, which is in the living room for daily use.
My bun also adores the Garden Sticks! She does the same thing Cinnabun does, she picks them up and runs into her bed space!
She lives in a 24/7 open hutch with a large playpen attached, so she can go out and run if she wants or go snuggle up in her hutch for naps. She's a happy little bun, I love her.
It’s so interesting how bunnies have different preferences. My buns LOVE sleeping their blankey but they have no interest in hidey houses lol
my bunny loves to sit in the bottom of her carrier (the top snaps off) with the soft pad that comes in it, but doesnt care about her bed. its funny to me because theyre so similar but she only likes the carrier floor 😭
Our hutch is a necessity here. My rabbit originally lived in her hutch 24/7 in a basement with no natural light. When we adopted her, she upgraded to a huge x pen area attached to her hutch. Her hutch is her safe place and she loves it. Another benefit is that we used to keep her litter box, hay and water bowl in there which centralized cleanup. We no longer do that, but she still sleeps in the hidey part of her hutch every day. She‘ll use other hides and tunnels, but her hutch is by far her favorite.
Same, my bunny William has a cage that is always left open so that he can go anywhere he wants. He uses it to eat, go potty and just chill whenever he needs to feel a little more safe
At the pet store I saw the small triangle litterbox, and the rabbit had chewed most if the plastic off of the litterbox 😥 I am so glad people like you are spreading the message, Thank you! ♡
That’s what I used for my rabbit when I first got her :(
exactly
I have a largee triangle litter box and it’s the ONLY thing that works for my bun. It was the last option I tried and it’s the only one she likes and doesn’t destroy :/. But it doesn’t look like the ones pictured here! And my bun free roams so not in a cage🥳.
Love this! There are certainly some brands that are just full of chemicals and things that bunnys shouldn't be eating, yet they say for rabbits? Like it could kill the rabbit? It's so stupid.
I really don't know why some manufacturers make things with dairy, seeds or egg for a rabbit when they are not supposed to have them and shops shouldn't sell them
For real! Pet shops always sell rubbish, chemical filled treats, its best to buy from small pets select, oxbow, or just give them tiny amounts of fresh fruit or vegetables as a treat!
It’s because some manufacturers couldn’t care less about the health of the pet. As long as there’s a cash flow they are fine. It’s disgusting how far some people will go for money
Also key word: *some* not all manufacturers are like this there are good brands that care about the animals health and quality of their life I’m not discriminating and stereotyping all pet brands just pointing out a few manufacturers
Rabbit huts and cages are amazing, not as 24 hour cages, but places for them to explore and hide out in. More enrichment, we should promote that as a bunny community
I think the worry with buying hutches and cages is that you often give money to companies that are advertising them as permanent enclosures... I'm not about to judge people for that cos its really difficult to find ethical suppliers of small animal stuff but if you can avoid it that's always a bonus... recycling secondhand hutches, building your own, or buying from ethical online shops that advertise cages as accessories (not permananent houses) are all good ways to avoid this problem. I 100% agree that hutches and cages can be wonderful tools but I get why a lot of influencers feel iffy about promoting them in case they're used for the wrong reasons (permanant confinement), as this is unfortunately very common.
@@meganturnbullx yeah I agree completely but girl I’m gonna buy from Kaytee because a manufactured wheel (for example) is 7.99 compared to handmade “ethical” on Etsy wheel for 50$ no ma’am.
Agreed! My rescue bunny that I randomly found (she was dumped at a Dunkin Donuts) was kept in a small dog crate with a cover (doors left open) until she was confident enough to explore her now fully bunnified bedroom….she still goes in there (door is wide open at all times) for comfort and to eat…I keep her water bowl and hay rack in there. I made an adorable rabbit print fabric cover for it so it’s like a “glamping tent” 🐰
My parents have bought a large 2m hutch for my bunny and we are going to be keeping it indoors. Everyday while my precious bun is under my supervision she will roam around the living room for like 2-3 hours and if she doesn’t smell to much my parents may consider a playpen. The hutch is super large and double story.
Hutches can be really expensive and people advertise them as perm homes which they are not I would just not advertise them at all but if you get one and use it right by having it always open its fine. Also most hutches are too small to be inside
It's just too much if an inconvenience in my opinion
People treat me like I'm weird for telling them about these channels that actually tell you how to take care of your Bunny, But no one told me before I got my 1st Bunny and it didn't turn out so great. Now we have three beautiful bunny babies
I agree with skipping the bed! My rabbit actually gets upset with beds. He'll scratch it, throw it away from his living area, and glare at me like "Get this out of my living space, woman!" I have tried a few and he gives me the same reaction every time.
When i first got my bunny, she lived in a small hutch, had a waterbottle and i didnt even think about medical care or spaying. But now, im going to bring her in and shes going to live in a big exercise pen, she has a water bowl and im going to spay her very soon, Me and Molly thank you a lot for qll the knowlage we’ve got from your channel. Love from sweden
I have a hutch, but in my living room HAHA - and all the doors are always open. I love it, and my bunny girl knows that, that's hers to destroy and do whatever she wants and it looks super cute- plus all the floors are wood except the bottom is this cool tray that pulls out ( I keep a blankie in it, but it makes for the easiest clean up). It's the only wood space now that she chews, the baseboards are thanking me.
Thank you so much for the air purifier tip! My mom is always complaining about the hay smell coming from my room. She doesn’t understand that they need it
This video was so useful! Morgan is gorgeous and CB is way too cute! Thank you Morgan!💖
Thank you!
Not sure who is cuter, Morgan or Cinnabun…
Awesome video idea! My bun only goes nuts on the corn husk one to! The other balls don't get touched 😂
Opposite for my bun. He chews the wicker, then the seagrass, then the hyacinth, but he never finishes the sturdiest one before he's bored of it.
@@Chick3nScr4tch That's so funny. 😅 Proves that everybunny has a different personality!
omg the sweet little bun on the air purifier clip OMG i literally fell off my chair from cuteness 😂
I’m about to get my second rabbit spayed so I can bond my buns and finally give them the living quarters they deserve. they’re both such good babies, but they can’t be together yet, so I’m excited to make their lives better!
Cinnabun is an adorable bunny 🐰 🐇! So cute! A lot of the things you can use for your bunny 🐰 🐇, depends on their own preferences, just like humans! Have a great Sunday, Cinnabun! Bunnies 🐰 RULE!
I also forgot to mention my Sunday’s revolve around you and your videos. We love them 😍😍
I'd like to recommend the Scratch and Newton ice pod, designed specifically for rabbits. They're great when it's hot and they're totally safe.
Im really glad that i found your channel! Im a new bunny owner, and this just makes it so much easier to know what i'm going to buy for him! 😊
i made my own snuffle matt. they are super easy to make just tedious!
do you mind explaining how you made it?
@@apeace90 you cut a base of fleece and
then cut slits in it spaced however you like by twos. take two two slits and a strip of felt put it through and tie it in a knot. cut the slits small because they stretch. there is probably videos or articles. i dont know if explaining it is helpful at all. i would need to see it personally. lol i used an exacto knife to make the slits easy. most tedious part is cutting a crap load of strips of felt and tying them
My bunny loves any toys I get her so the variety pack works awesome haha
my boy LOVES his snug a bun bed; he never gets out of it! each bun is different
i am getting a rabbit soon and your channel has helped sooo much! i love ur channel. i showed my dad ur channel mand he finally approves!
CB is soo cute
My buns are OBSESSED with these little bamboo wrapped with grass twine toys and as soon as I get them out thr buns grab em and speed off
Hello. The corner bum box is for ferrets. (Who back into corners to poop. And are much smaller than bunnies)
Could you do a sepperate video about that air purifier? Just to demonstrate what gets inside and tell more why it's useful. I believe it's not bad to have one of those but it would be nice to see it before buying it. 😁
It's hard to believe they sell yogurt drops for rabbits but, yeah, I've seen them around. I'm planning to get one of those air purifiers. I would add a pet stroller to add to cart for people who have a rabbit as an ESA. It's so handy taking mine into stores with, and there's a carrier underneath to put things you want to buy.
Definately enjoyed this video, the creativity behind it highlighting importance of bun items. ❤️🐇
Thank you for the advice. I'll definitely take notes! I want to get a bunny someday and name them after a singer that I love.
I got a rabbit in 8th grade. i'm currently 19 and in college. My rabbit looked identical to yours and her name was Hazel. Whilst I did do research at 13... I still wasn't completely educated and in 2015/2016 there wasn't as many resources to turn to.
She was in my room in a playpen. I never gave her greens... (she did have a hidey, 24/7 hay, and most essentials.) She never free roomed except when I let her in my parents room or outside in a playpen.
I groomed her regularly.
I put her upside down a lot because an (very uneducated) breeder said they liked it. Now I know it caused her little body so much stress.
Going into my freshman year, I was struggling to care for her. She kept having diarrhea, but was acting completely normal and had no issues.
I decided somehow the care I was giving her wasn't enough and gave her up to a rabbit rescue.
To this day I don't know where she is but I'm beyond guilty for the care she did not receive properly. It makes me so upset that I didn't research more and realize how much care they actually need.
I'm planning to get another rabbit in 4 years when I'm out of college and have a permanent place. I know know all the essentials they need, but I still feel so guilty about Hazel when I was 13.
Thank you for this channel and important information! I wish I found this at 13.
Agree with most of this except for me, the x-pen is an absolute, must ALWAYS have. I’ve used mine for: sectioning off the buns when something around the house is being done that could be risky for them (repairs, if a cleaner is coming in, etc); obviously for bonding, for after their neuter and spay surgeries or if they aren’t feeling well and I need to monitor them, for sectioning off things I don’t want them to chew, for containing foster bunnies if you work with a rescue, for containing dumped bunnies if you’ve ever saved one off the street (I’ve done this twice in the last year), for travel, I don’t personally bring them outside, but if you were someone who took them into a garden or onto a deck, protecting them with a pen is the least you should do. There’s probably more I could think of but this is just off the top of my head. I LOVE my tall x-pen.
Our vet and one of the techs that raises rabbits recommended us keep her water bottle over a bowl because female Flemish Giants develop large dewlaps (hers started before puberty) and they said that area getting wet can lead to irritation and infection, and in that area it is basically a death sentence for a domestic rabbit! 🥺 So I definitely agree that on average the hanging bottles aren't the best option, for our pet bun it is a necessity!
I have the same setup, ceramic dog bowl under a 40oz water bottle. I keep both full and a gravity water bowl for my two buns. The bowl protects the floor from drips
My bunny loves her bed she lays in there every single day
Left out a good quality pellets which would be add to cart.
The hair buster is a must!!!!
I will be adopting two bonded females in October. Your videos are very helpful
This was so helpful! My two buns really like all the things that Cinnabun really likes too, so I'm grateful for the validation!
I have a willow tree in my garden so occasionally I give my bunny a few willow leaves as a treat
bunnies are the cutest❤️😭
My rabbit loves when I put treats in the little baby stacking cups
Hi I love your videos and I always watch them. You were the reason I got a bunny I saw the relationship between you an cb and I ended up with my baby Stella and have helped me give her a better life by free roaming (she’s still in a indoor pen until I can litter train her but will free roam her soon) tysm for the amazing work 💕💖
Awwww I love that!!!!
My buns love the green hay disks that come on like a hanging wire with sticks in between. I just cut the wire and give as their night time treat. ❤️
Thanks so much! i boght all the binky and add to list, and my bun bun LOVED it! :DDD
My bunnies are obsessed with dandelion roots!! 😍👌🏻
This is my first rabbit. She's a Cashmere Lop. Last week was her 2nd Vet visit and they were very surprise how healthy she is. She just had her 3rd birthday, she is 7.0 lb., very healthy. She is not spade or shots. She doesn't need them. She's a house rabbit and when she starts her training to be a Certified Animal then we will have shots. Even the Vet said so. I give her kale in morning, Salad without spinach (which she does not like), white and red cabbage (sparingly), a very thin peace of carrot, and some broccoli (sparingly). For a treat at 9:30 pm she gets some pineapple & papaya or fresh small piece of banana. I do feed her Timothy pellets and hay. I cannot us a pee pad as she chews them. But she is healthy and I adore her. She plays with my little dog a lot and they are best friends. Thank you for sharing everything with me. G. Timm
So with the snug-a-bun I agree most bunny’s won’t use them. I noticed mine sleeping between her bowl and litter box so that’s when I gave her a snug a bun! She loves it but don’t go spending huge amount of money because most likely your bun will destroy it
my boyfriend found a released baby rabbit a few years ago that ended up growing to be a 17 pound suspected flemish giant, i love watching videos about rabbits so i have good ideas for things to get him 😊
Peanut butter my bunny looks just like Cinnabon! And also, Peanut butter uses the water bottle, and I like it cause every day I fill his water bottle cause it’s empty. So yeah! And now I have 2 water bottles for him, one inside when we bring him inside, and one outside! Also, I have a hutch, but like you said, it’s a really small space for them, and I totally agree! So that’s why 4 times a day i let him roam around. 2 of those times is outside then the other 2 is inside.
My bunnies live in a hutch and a massive run attached to it , I do let my rabbits have a run round in the garden but not in the house because I have a dog and cat. Rabbits are meant to live outside as they are wild animals .
Very enjoyable and informative, love you cinnabun and Morgan
Love this video - thank you! Would put hay in Binky.
My bunny has an ex pen, I just adopted him two weeks ago, I can't wait for him to get neutered so can roam around the house without having as many accidents, I already have so many other toys for him to play with. I'm so excited to spend more intimate and quality time with my bun 🐰 he won't have to be in that area anymore and I'm excited to train him to get his small day's worth of treats. It's going to be so lovely having him free roam💗💕💕
I have those back in the cabinet balls and George absolutely loves the same ball it was gone and chewed up in a week
Thank u so much for the advice I will take it
Omg my bunny is also named Cinnabun! She's white with brown spots down her back and on her nose :)
I'm getting my bunnies in 2 weeks, I personally have a big hutch outside with an extra space outside the hutch about 2,80m x 3m. They will only go outside in the summer and when i'm there with them. The hutch is for protection and a safe space for them. They also have a big inside pen, that will be their ''home'', their are gonna be free roaming but the pen is for the nights and when we aren't home (we are home 90% of the time)
my bunny LOVES beds
When I first got my rabbit I had both a bowl and a bottle, mostly because she was already used to using a bottle so I wanted to make sure she at least got some water, luckily she very quickly learnt it was easier to use a bowl and I didn’t need the bottle for long
Can you please do a vid on how to convince your family to let you get a bunny?!
Rabbits are definitely a more high maintenance animal to take care of by yourself. I got my rabbit the start of college. I recommend maybe starting with a hamster depending on your age. I only say this because when I first wanted a bunny in middle school, nothing could have prepared my bank account for that first vet bill. So just keep that in mind that rabbits can be very expensive on a weekly bases.
My bunny absolutely loves his beds!! He bun flops and sleeps in them everyday 😊
Nice. My bunny just sits in the bed for a bit and then starts "digging" at it and throwing it 😂
so happy to see snuffle mat there I just got our bunny one and he loves it
You are definitely a California guy! The ways you describe things, express yourself, and how fast talk. Please don't take that as anything offensive i lived in California for a short while... you're cute when you talk.😘 (Don't let my RUclips user name fool you)
Fluffball love's her tunnel hut!
I found this video really honest, so it came across, good👍🧡✨
This was really helpful! Thanks
I have 4 bunnies, and im always being told, "There is no way that you can properly care for all of them," but they are all so spoiled!
Thank you so much for this video it’s super helpful ! I got two rabbits recently because the owner believed they needed someone who could care more for them and I definitely fell for some advertising and misinformation when getting supplies for them, again thank you for making this video !
Always informative. Thank you!
I was expecting a treat dispenser ball to be on the list. I put a few pellets in my bun's and its super fun watching him push the ball around trying to get them out.
I’m getting my first rabbit on Friday, so that’s why I’m checking this out!
I like this style very much. Succinct, easy to see, follow, and understand. And remember. You forgot the palm leaf bowls. A hutch is essential for apartment dwellers. Wben we have a repair man here, or carpet cleaning going on, and you don't have an extra room they may end up in their carrier for that duration.
Very good video Morgan!!❤️❤️ Can you do a video on your fitness routine in a week pleeeease??!!!..(adding Cinnabun of course!)🥰🥰🐰
Cute idea!
I’m getting a rabbit soon and your videos help me out sooooo much!! Thank you! Can’t wait for more videos!!
I’m so glad I’m not the only crazy bunny mom out there 😊🌸 … your videos are helpful and I appreciate your time. Tell Cinnabun hello from 💙 my Henry (mini plush lop).
My bun loves her snuggle bed haha. Its the only place she would sleep on. After her stay at the vet after the surgery, she missed it so much she spent more than 90% of her time there
I really loved this please do a part two of different versions of rabbit supplies
I don’t usually talk about gross stuff but the thumbnail before I read the title gave me the impression the video was about rabbits disliking their owners farting
Im just watching bunny videos just so i can learn for the future because i hope to get one in like a decade maybe learning to early but its fineee!!!
I’m going on a HUGEEE shopping spree for my rabbit so this helped me so much!!
I needed this. I’ve had rabbits my whole life. But now we have a new guy coming and haven’t had one in 4 years and I am over buying. And constantly having to explain to people and my followers why traditional rabbit supplies are garbage lol
I have a really hard time getting my bunny to drink enough water. When I give him his leafy veggies I spray them with water right before I give them to him. A special needs bunny is a lot of work, but as far as I am concerned, he is my baby. I love to have somebunny that needs me. My children are grown and I was really lonely before I rescued him. He was born with a splayed leg in the back and short twisted feet in the front. I have to wash his poor little butt every day because his spine won't let him turn enough to do it himself. He hates getting his butt washed. After butt washing I have to wrap him in a towel even though only his butt is damp. Then he wants me to carry him like a baby and walk around so that he can look around for things to get into. The vet says that he seems to be a happy, healthy bunny and that he isn't having any pain. I hope that he will be able to have a long happy life. Taking care of him makes me feel better. I'm sorry for the long comment. I am special needs too and my bunny is the only one I have to talk to.
I am sure you are doing a great job🐰🐇
It was great
Ty! My son wants a rabbit. So doing my research 💜😮💨
11:31 i have guinea pigs as well as one rabbit (dont worry they are seperately housed) and i often buy these for my pigs cause they love them but ive given the ones that have more loose bits of paper / dry grass on the inside to my rabbit, cuddles, and he absolutely loves eating the little strings of paper, but otherwise nothing else. for toys, unless its like mineral or something definitely not good for your rabbit, toys always depending on your rabbit. cuddles's favourite toys are a simple plastic cup and those ball-in-a-cage thingys! he loves toys that make noise.
Hey Morgan!! I wanted to know if you have to clean Cinnabuns sent glands? And do you groom her face? Thank you love the vids!❤️❤️
I know I’m not Morgan but I clean my rabbits glands every since he’s been getting older, if you don’t they can get clogged and get an infection. It is gross but it’s got to be done lol
This video is so helpful! My little bun is the same way with the toys, blankets and beds!
Awesome
Not sure when, but you posted a video on your favourite thing that Cinnabun does.I just found out mine! My bunny loves to watch Tv! I think it’s the cutest thing ever! He’s currently watching Disneynature Bears🙈
Our bunny 🐰 🐇 loves to watch TV, too!
My bunny loves his bed and snug a bun haha. He sleeps and flops on them everyday
Might not always be aesthetically pleasing (unless you buy one to be so) but my rabbits LOVE cardboard boxes. Especially larger ones that had dog food from chewy or their hay from small pet select. They can chew, climb, or you can cut holes so they can climb through it like a tunnel. One rabbit likes windows in the boxes. My other rabbit( I just have 2) likes to use cardboard boxes for forging. Fill it up with toilet paper or paper towel rolls, then add pellets and that’s fun and enriching for them! Cardboard boxes: Binky!
I use quite a few blankets and a bed tbh. None of my buns really use them to lounge about or anything like that, but my Rex girl has the characteristic problems with thin fur on her feet not offering any protection, and she prefers to sit on them whenever she eats her veggies or drinks. they are soft so I suppose they are comfortable for her. I've also used the blankets to soften areas with too small amounts of space for anything else. So for that I guess they have actually been rather useful I'd say. They also like to burrow around in the blankets, especially my girl, she can sit there for hours pushing them around.
I agree with most of your ranking. My Ben came to me using a water bottle so that's what I continued with. In Ben's last year with me the bottle was helpful after being dehydrated, I could mark the bottle and see what he was drinking. However I did introduce a bowl with some crushed fruit in it while I was watching to encourage more water intake. He had some balance issues so I didn't want to leave him unattended with the bowl. It is important to keep the bottle clean and fresh water every day.
For me my rabbit he lovesssss his bed its so funny he flops on it is truly hilarious
Love your hair today, waves and color. The ashy more gray color didnt being out your bright eyes!
Your channel is exactly how I want to raise a rabbit. I've been in contact with a ethical Holland Lop rabbit breeder. Im not sure if I'll be able to adopt one in August. But I really want a free roaming rabbit with a hay/vegetable/fruit diet by the time it's 12 months old. I also live close to a nice park. So I would like to take them for walks to play and do foraging games. Im just worried about the predators.
9:58 the face!🤣🤣
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Listen those sticks are addictive!! Lol my Gigi will snatch it and run right to her spot and eat it lol it's so cute
Good list. Definitely bookmarking.