Toys provide mental stimulation, physical exercise and provide your rabbit with appropriate options to toss and chew which will help keep your things safe. The following things make great toys:

• Paper Bags and Cardboard boxes for crawling inside, scratching, and chewing. Bunnies like them much more when there are at least two entry points into the boxes.

• Cardboard roll from paper towels or toilet paper

• Untreated wicker baskets or boxes full of: shredded paper, junk mail, magazines, straw, or other organic materials for digging

• Yellow Pages for shredding

• Cat toys that roll or can be tossed

• Parrot toys that can be tossed, or hung from the top of the cage and chewed or hit

• Baby toys: hard plastic (not teething) toys like rattles and keys, things that can be tossed

• Nudge and roll toys like large rubber balls, empty Quaker Oat boxes and small tins

• Toys with ramps and lookouts for climbing and viewing the world

• Dried out pine cones

• A hand towel for bunching and scooting

• Untreated wood, twigs and logs that have been aged for at least 3 months. Apple tree branches can be eaten fresh off the tree. Stay away from: cherry, peach, apricot, plum and redwood, which are all poisonous.

• Untreated sea grass or maize mats from Pier One or Cost Plus

• Things to jump up on, since rabbits like to be in high places