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Tissue paper as safe rabbit toy, not food

Tissue Paper

Papyrus Tenuis Delicatus

Guideline: Never Feed

Type: Miscellaneous

Tissue paper may refer to any paper material such as toilet paper, Kleenex, and gift packing paper. Most paper materials are safe for your pet; however, watch out for papers that are heavily dyed, have metal inlays, or other synthetic materials in the paper, like glitter. Also, beware of paper materials that contain too many unnatural chemicals.

For Your Pet: Most types of paper are safe and fun for your small pet to play with and shred. Rabbits should only eat paper as an occasional treat; however, be careful with tissue paper that is filled with dyes and synthetic materials.

Warning: While not poisonous, don't let your small pets eat tissue paper.

Resources: For more information about what not to feed your bun, click here.

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