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Lilafernim · 10-31-2021, 08:22 AM

Thank you for the reply 😊

It does say online wood (laminate) or carpet are both good and like you I thought about going somewhere like B&Q maybe they’ll have some off cut bits reduced? Laminate I think costs a lot though £30 a square metre some of them new and I don’t understand the carpet suggestion as surely they’d dig that to shreds?

Online it does suggest those jigsaw flooring for kids as well but they’re more expensive than you’d think. I looked on Amazon I’d need to spend minimum £30 and in still not sure it would cover the whole floor.

I thought of dog training pads but I think they’re flimsy and I’d have to replace them so could be a money pit.

Just don’t know what to use, every video on YouTube they use fleeces and things and it looks so clean, but as our rabbit is still litter training I need something non absorbent really or easy to clean.

10-31-2021, 08:22 AM
Lilafernim Senior Hamster Join Date: Sep 2021 Posts: 409	Re: Rabbit Cage Advice! Thank you for the reply 😊 It does say online wood (laminate) or carpet are both good and like you I thought about going somewhere like B&Q maybe they’ll have some off cut bits reduced? Laminate I think costs a lot though £30 a square metre some of them new and I don’t understand the carpet suggestion as surely they’d dig that to shreds? Online it does suggest those jigsaw flooring for kids as well but they’re more expensive than you’d think. I looked on Amazon I’d need to spend minimum £30 and in still not sure it would cover the whole floor. I thought of dog training pads but I think they’re flimsy and I’d have to replace them so could be a money pit. Just don’t know what to use, every video on YouTube they use fleeces and things and it looks so clean, but as our rabbit is still litter training I need something non absorbent really or easy to clean.