Wild Harvest Edible Logz Natural Small Pet Hideaway

I've had Paul for three years. These logs have saved any and all wooden things in the house! Paul is a tiny 2 pound hotot. He goes through about 2 logs a month. Paul tosses the log around, flips it, stands on then he gets to showing the log who's boss. He gnaws on this thing like nobody's business. It's definitely been the most consistently entertaining stimulation for him for years. I highly recommend the Edible Logz for keeping bunny busy.

My 3 rabbits love these and have been eating them for most of their lives (they are now 6.5 - 7.5 years old). I also give them fresh grass hay (from a local hay producers), kibble, veggies, and other treats. But getting these stopped them from chewing on the walls. All my rabbits (which my vet calls geriatric) are healthy with no dental issues. They used to devour them quickly (days), but now they last a couple of months. I remove them when there's only about a 1/3 of the log left as they lose interest at that point. When my rabbits were tiny bunnies, they could hide under them, but that's not possible anymore. These logz are made with alfalfa and honey, which (in my experience) is fine as a treat for rabbits, just not as a primary hay or food source. I wouldn't recommend giving this to a rabbit who devours the whole thing quickly, since it should be a treat. So, please monitor your pet with this if you haven't given them this before. Unless the recipe has changed over the past year or so, it doesn't state saw dust on the packaging, nor does it look or smell like sawdust. As other reviewers have mentioned, they are thin. Sometimes, I get one that breaks, but usually they are stable. The rabbits love throwing these and just moving these around as well. Note: The current price is almost double what I paid at another shop that no longer stocks these a year ago.

Bun bun came in off the streets and is diligently working to destroy all wiring, drywall, veneered furniture, upholstery, carpeting, and miniblind strings and blades. This is the only distraction that works. Pretty expensive, but saving our house, furniture, electronics, and clothing. Rabbits can chew anything, buy preference is 5V digital cables

This isn't food. It isn't healthy. It is made of pine and corn which can be dangerous in high amounts. If they are chewing on it often enough that it is losing mass by the day, remove it and only put it in the cage every now and then. If they only chew on it here and there, you and your pet should be okay.