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Can Rabbits Eat Yoga Mats. I was wondering if using yoga mats and covering. Rabbits are herbivores, which means that they only consume plants. I have some of the interlocking mats and they aren't suitable for all rabbits. I have one rabbit that will tear them apart and another who. Our bun took a chomp out of our yoga mat and our yoga blocks. I would avoid cruciferous stuff like kale, turnip/mustard/collard greens until she's back to normal, just because gas can be. Just curious if anyone has used yoga mats (the cheap, thin store brand kind, minimal foam) as padding for their enclosure. Everyone knows that they love to munch on carrots, but really these should only be given sparingly as treats. The blocks are cork, but i’m concerned about the yoga mat material. So i’m interested in getting a rabbit some day and using an xpen or something as a cage.

I have one rabbit that will tear them apart and another who. Our bun took a chomp out of our yoga mat and our yoga blocks. I would avoid cruciferous stuff like kale, turnip/mustard/collard greens until she's back to normal, just because gas can be. Everyone knows that they love to munch on carrots, but really these should only be given sparingly as treats. The blocks are cork, but i’m concerned about the yoga mat material. Rabbits are herbivores, which means that they only consume plants. Just curious if anyone has used yoga mats (the cheap, thin store brand kind, minimal foam) as padding for their enclosure. I have some of the interlocking mats and they aren't suitable for all rabbits. I was wondering if using yoga mats and covering. So i’m interested in getting a rabbit some day and using an xpen or something as a cage.

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Can Rabbits Eat Yoga Mats Everyone knows that they love to munch on carrots, but really these should only be given sparingly as treats. So i’m interested in getting a rabbit some day and using an xpen or something as a cage. Everyone knows that they love to munch on carrots, but really these should only be given sparingly as treats. I would avoid cruciferous stuff like kale, turnip/mustard/collard greens until she's back to normal, just because gas can be. I have some of the interlocking mats and they aren't suitable for all rabbits. Just curious if anyone has used yoga mats (the cheap, thin store brand kind, minimal foam) as padding for their enclosure. I have one rabbit that will tear them apart and another who. Our bun took a chomp out of our yoga mat and our yoga blocks. Rabbits are herbivores, which means that they only consume plants. I was wondering if using yoga mats and covering. The blocks are cork, but i’m concerned about the yoga mat material.