Friends who raise rabbits, have you ever found that your little rabbit is particularly interested in certain things, or even "crazy"? Today, let us reveal the five “foods” that rabbits will go crazy when they see!

1. Tissues

Did you know? Rabbits absolutely love paper towels! Whether it’s tissue paper, rolling paper or book paper, paper products seem irresistible. Perhaps the texture and taste of the paper towels are similar to grass, leading the bunnies to think they're a tasty treat. However, eating too many paper towels is not good and can easily cause digestive problems. Therefore, pet owners still need to control the little rabbit’s “love” for paper towels!

2. Wall skin

Oh, don't underestimate this wall skin, it is a "delicious" temptation for rabbits! Some little rabbits can't help but chew on the wall skin, as if they want to transform the wall at home into a "jagged" shape. There are also baseboards, which are often their targets. Although the wall covering may be attractive to little rabbits, pet owners should still pay attention to stop it in time. After all, the chemical components in the wall covering may have adverse effects on the health of rabbits.

3. Data cable

Speaking of data cables, many pet owners may have had this experience: In the blink of an eye, they found that their little rabbit had chewed up the data cable. Got it! For rabbits, the taste of the data cable may be really good, and the feeling of chewing it off makes them want to stop. However, chewing the data cable will not only affect the use, but may also pose a threat to the safety of the little rabbit. Therefore, pet owners must be careful and take precautions!

4. Plastic bags

For rabbits, plastic bags seem to have an irresistible charm. They seem to have a natural love for plastic products, especially the smell and taste of plastic bags, which makes them addicted! However, plastic bags also have great hidden dangers to the health of little rabbits. Once eaten by mistake, it may cause problems such as suffocation or indigestion in rabbits. Therefore, pet owners must keep plastic bags away to avoid letting little rabbits come into contact with them.

5. Cartons

The last thing to talk about is the cartons. You may not imagine that for rabbits, cardboard boxes are not only a toy, but also a "delicacy"! They will chew on the carton with relish, as if it is a delicacy that is more fragrant than grass. However, although cardboard boxes are fun and delicious, pet owners still need to pay attention to controlling the intake of their bunnies! Because the cartons may contain ingredients such as chemicals and inks that are harmful to rabbits.

In short, friends who raise rabbits must pay attention to observe and understand the preferences and habits of their own rabbits in daily life! Although these "foods" may be irresistibly attractive to little rabbits, for the sake of their health and safety, we still need to guide and control them appropriately!