Candles Rabbit Safe at Nathaniel Thompson blog

Candles Rabbit Safe. Christmas trees and other holiday plants can pose a danger to rabbits. Select candles with unscented wax to avoid irritating sensitive rabbit respiratory systems. Rabbits that roam near diffusers can end up with droplet deposits on their fur that may be ingested while grooming to cause further digestive issues. Essential oil diffusers, most candles, and air fresheners are generally not safe for rabbits and should not be used in areas that they roam in. Other decorating materials, such as candles, tinsel, and ribbon should also be kept away from rabbits or avoided altogether. Otherwise, basic rabbit proofing (such as covering wires) is usually enough to keep your rabbit safe around holiday decorations. The bad news is that bunnies and candles are generally not a good combination. Place candles on surfaces too high for rabbits to access, like mantles or top shelves. Candles are bad to use if you’ve got an indoor bunny as most candles release volatile organic compounds (vocs) into the air. Many oils can build up in the rabbits body, the same way that the aromatic compounds from pine shavings can, and can.

Christmas trees and other holiday plants can pose a danger to rabbits. Other decorating materials, such as candles, tinsel, and ribbon should also be kept away from rabbits or avoided altogether. Essential oil diffusers, most candles, and air fresheners are generally not safe for rabbits and should not be used in areas that they roam in. The bad news is that bunnies and candles are generally not a good combination. Place candles on surfaces too high for rabbits to access, like mantles or top shelves. Otherwise, basic rabbit proofing (such as covering wires) is usually enough to keep your rabbit safe around holiday decorations. Rabbits that roam near diffusers can end up with droplet deposits on their fur that may be ingested while grooming to cause further digestive issues. Many oils can build up in the rabbits body, the same way that the aromatic compounds from pine shavings can, and can. Candles are bad to use if you’ve got an indoor bunny as most candles release volatile organic compounds (vocs) into the air. Select candles with unscented wax to avoid irritating sensitive rabbit respiratory systems.

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Candles Rabbit Safe Otherwise, basic rabbit proofing (such as covering wires) is usually enough to keep your rabbit safe around holiday decorations. Christmas trees and other holiday plants can pose a danger to rabbits. Place candles on surfaces too high for rabbits to access, like mantles or top shelves. Candles are bad to use if you’ve got an indoor bunny as most candles release volatile organic compounds (vocs) into the air. The bad news is that bunnies and candles are generally not a good combination. Rabbits that roam near diffusers can end up with droplet deposits on their fur that may be ingested while grooming to cause further digestive issues. Select candles with unscented wax to avoid irritating sensitive rabbit respiratory systems. Otherwise, basic rabbit proofing (such as covering wires) is usually enough to keep your rabbit safe around holiday decorations. Essential oil diffusers, most candles, and air fresheners are generally not safe for rabbits and should not be used in areas that they roam in. Many oils can build up in the rabbits body, the same way that the aromatic compounds from pine shavings can, and can. Other decorating materials, such as candles, tinsel, and ribbon should also be kept away from rabbits or avoided altogether.