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WOODS FOR CHEWING
Rabbit teeth never stop growing! It is important for bunnies to have an unlimited supply of hay to help keep their teeth worn down, but having chew toys also helps. Cardboard and wood chews are both helpful, but some woods are dangerous for rabbits. See the list below to see what is safe for your rabbit.
Wood | Safety |
|---|---|
Alder | Dangerous |
Almond Tree | Dangerous |
Apple | Safe |
Apple Tree | Safe |
Ash | Safe |
Aspen | Safe |
Balsa | Safe |
Balsam Fir | Dangerous |
Bamboo | Safe |
Basswood | Safe |
Beech | Safe |
Birch | Safe |
Blackberry | Safe |
Blackwood | Dangerous |
Borage | Safe |
Box Wood | Dangerous |
Cashew | Dangerous |
Cedar | Dangerous |
Cherry Trees | Dangerous |
Cholla | Safe |
Citrus Trees | Dangerous |
Cocobolo | Dangerous |
Cotton Wood | Safe |
Crab Apple | Safe |
Cypress | Dangerous |
Dahoma | Dangerous |
Dogwood | Safe |
Ebony | Dangerous |
Elderberry | Dangerous |
Elm | Dangerous |
Eucalyptus | Dangerous |
Evergreen | Dangerous |
Fig Tree | Dangerous |
Fir | Safe |
Grapevine | Safe |
Hackberry | Safe |
Hawthorn | Safe |
Hazelnut Tree | Safe |
Juniper | Safe |
Kiwi Tree | Safe |
Linden | Safe |
MDF | Dangerous |
Mango Tree | Dangerous |
Maple | Safe |
Mulberry | Safe |
Particle Board | Dangerous |
Peach Trees | Dangerous |
Pear | Safe |
Pecan | Safe |
Pine (Kiln Dried Only) | Safe |
Pine (non-kiln dried) | Dangerous |
Plum Trees | Dangerous |
Plywood | Dangerous |
Pussy Willow | Safe |
Redwood | Dangerous |
Spruce | Safe |
Sycamore | Safe |
Weeping Willow | Safe |
White Willow | Dangerous |
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