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Rabbits are extremely intelligent, they absolutely love playing with toys and playing with YOU! Rabbits love to throw, gnaw, break, push and downright destroy their toys. Depending on your rabbits behaviour and mannerisms you may have a bun that loves to get involved with you or one which just likes to keep their toys to themselves and play in their own time.
Rabbit toys are a great boredom breaker and can help with any destructive behaviour especially pre-neuteur or spaying. If you don’t have the money for excessive amounts of toys, do not worry! This post will go over some cheap DIY options as well!
A majority of the time rabbits will see you open a new toy infront of them and simply want to play with a cardboard box, it’s simply the way of the rabbit. But once they get bored of the box, any of these toys can be perfect for your rabbit:
Every rabbit varies, but these are tried and tested rabbit toys we think any rabbit would love to play with, if you have any other suggestions on what you’ve tried, drop them in the comments below:
These are absolutely fantastic but are very messy! Your rabbit will love ripping these apart and to top it off, willow is known to act as a pain-killer.
This is probably our rabbits favourite toy and treat, he has just enough to the point he knows where to stop but also makes the most of it lasting around 3 weeks on average.
When it’s on the finishing end it will leave a big mess, it will have fallen apart and be chewed to bits, don’t waste it though! Mix it in with their hay or in with their pellets.
Do be careful though as it is easy for your rabbit to get their head stuck, once you see it opened up a bit it’s worth breaking it in half.
Another fantastic choice is these three balls, you’ll find there are some variants which contain a center core which needs removing so we highly suggest avoiding those and just buying the Rosewood branded boredom breakers.
They’re pretty cheap and last a long time, the thinner white ball typically goes first with the other two lasting over a month before they are finished. The first two boredom breakers are also the easiest to clean up and leave the least mess.
This is an extremely cheap boredom breaker for your rabbit, it costs almost nothing and all of it is entirely DIY. We covered how to make the DIY Rabbit Digging Box already so we’ll just go over why it’s so great.
For one, it’s easy to top up, add more hay, pellets, treats, throw toys inside, you can even buy a dirt digging box to put in the base!
This box will provide your rabbit with hours of entertainment and can be easily thrown out once finished.
If your rabbit isn’t toilet trained, definitely put some puppy pads underneath!
These are absolutely amazing, I’ve attached two images, one of it completely destroyed and the other of how it should look when freshly purchased!
You don’t get the contents to hide in it, but we find pellets and the odd treat does the job. Even without treats your rabbit will love sitting on it and ripping it to pieces.
You’ll find this lasts months but it really depends how long you want to keep it around, we typically find our rabbit likes one corner and after that’s gone he just moves on.
This will depend based on your rabbits personal needs and their personality. One rabbit may like the multi-exit tunnels where as another may not like them at all.
You’re likely going to need to buy multiple variations of toys from different brands, but you should definitely make sure the toys and treats you purchase meet certain criteria to keep your rabbit healthy and avoid any sickness or illness.
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