All I want for christmas

I AM BACK! I’m sorry for the long gap, but I just could not be bothered to put a lot of effort into a post. So today I am going to get into the Christmas spirit and write about some present ideas for your fluffy-buns!

The cheapest prezzie is cardboard and it’s the most obvious. So instead of just dropping cardboard on the floor, build a cute little house or cottage and fill it with blankets and treats! I haven’t yet done this for my own buns, mostly because Izzy chews every spare bit of cardboard before I can.

Another cheap present would be some fresh fruit and veg, mixed in a special dinner. Don’t put too much fruit in this special dinner because fruit has a lot of natural sugar than can be bad for your buns in large quantities. I would recommend a couple of blueberries, some kale and sweetheart cabbage.

So if you want to spend a little bit more on your buns, you could always buy some classic bunny toys such as tunnels, chewy sticks and balls. Bunny toys can be pricey at times and you should always check that the toys are suitable for rabbits and not treated with any chemicals. But my rabbits really enjoy playing with the “Rosewood Naturals” brand. FYI I am not being sponsored by this brand, I just really love their products.

Talking about the “Rosewood Naturals” brand they also do some pretty amazing treats, such as hay cookies, nibble pots and dried salads. These can be a pricey but they are worth it. And I also notice they have a Christmas range of treats out, including a Christmas tree that your buns can nibble on and small animal stockings, filled with toys and treats!

And if you really want to go all out this Christmas and spoil your buns rotten then you could go for a subscription box. Subscription boxes can be brought as a subscription or a onetime thing, and can be filled with a variety of items. The box I’m getting for my buns is the Bunny Box Bumper Box, priced at £25 and has 10 products. I’ve never got one of these boxes because I’ve always thought that they were a bit pricey, but this has been a hard year for my buns so I’ve decided to treat them.

But no matter what you get your rabbits, remember that the best gift of all would be some snuggles and love!

Merry Christmas!