What kinds of toys can you make for your rabbit?

Answer 1

Rabbits enjoy chewing on cardboard and climbing through tunnels, so cardboard tubes (recycled from paper rolls) are great toys for a rabbit. Rabbits also enjoy toys that make noise, so small cat toys with bells may be appropriate.

Answer 2

Baby rabbits are basically entertained by the same thing as adult rabbits, just keep the baby's small size in mind when planning games, toys, and play structures. The related two questions below -- about rabbits playing, and a rabbit's habitat/cage (and what to put in it) -- have info and links that should give you some ideas.

Answer 3

You can make a variety of toys to keep your rabbit entertained and mentally stimulated. Simple DIY options include cardboard castles or tunnels, created by connecting cardboard boxes or cutting holes in them for exploration. Another option is to stuff empty toilet paper rolls with hay or treats, providing a fun challenge for your rabbit to unravel. Digging boxes filled with shredded paper or safe bedding material offer a natural outlet for burrowing instincts. Natural materials like willow or apple branches make excellent chew toys, promoting dental health. Additionally, homemade treat puzzles crafted from cardboard boxes or egg cartons encourage problem-solving and engagement. Fabric tunnels provide a cozy hiding spot for your rabbit to explore. Always supervise your rabbit during playtime with homemade toys to ensure their safety and well-being.

Answer 4

feed it a carrot or bring it outside for some fresh air

Answer 5

A can with a rock in it OR a cat toy with a rattle in it. One that can't be eaten.