The biggest risk is that the plastic might get stuck somewhere in your bunny’s digestive tract which could cause discomfort, tissue damage, or severe constipation which could be deadly.
In both those cases, those rabbits were fine. Rabbits chew on lots of things, and I’ve been told stories of rabbits eating everything from the insolation out of the wall to the wheels off of a skateboard. While eating plastic can lead to medical complications that are a real risk to your rabbit’s life, such outcomes are rare. The vast majority of the time small bits of plastic will easily pass through your bunny’s digestive system. If your rabbit ate a little plastic, they will probably be just fine. If you can’t find the plastic bits, then your bunny probably actually ate the plastic, but that doesn’t mean she’s going to get sick or worse. Take a look around to see if you can find tiny bits of chewed-up plastic on the floor nearby. In my experience, some rabbits are just chew-and-spit, while others are chew-and-eat. Now make sure that your rabbit actually ate the plastic that she chewed up. I’ve known of rabbits that have eaten all kinds of plastic products, including: Plastic isn’t going to be most rabbits’ first choice for chewing, but if they don’t have a better option they will chew on plastic. Instead, you should direct them to safe chew items. Chewing on stuff is a natural behavior that cannot be entirely stopped. Rabbits chew plastic and other things because their teeth grow continually and the only way they can keep them from getting too long is to chew on things. 6 How To Keep Your Rabbit From Chewing On Plastic.Feed High Fiber Foods To Help Push Things Through 5.1.1 Signs Of Rabbit Discomfort Or Pain.Monitor Your Rabbit For Discomfort Or Signs Of Constipation 5 3 Things To Do If Your Bunny Eats Plastic.4 Can You Help Your Rabbit To Puke The Plastic Back Up?.
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