"The Tree" Pet Rabbit Toy

This is my second time purchasing The Tree. My Flemish Giant peed on the first one and there was no way to clean it, since it's made with untreated wood and sisal. It's strong and well constructed, holding up to being gnawed and tossed around by a pretty large guy. There are no small parts for little mouths to swallow and choke on.My bun tends to ignore his toys for a while (as in a few weeks) before deciding to play with them, and may even decide to ignore them again. That's definitely been the case with this toy, but the quality and the fact that it's made right here in the U.S. without questionable materials makes it worth the cost.

I have a 4-month-old lionhead, and while he doesn't spend a great amount of time with this toy, he does like to rub his chin all over it when he remembers it exists. He's nibbled on a few of the pieces of wood, but not much. He's not much of a chewer, but I imagine anyone who has an active chewer will get a lot more use out of this. It's cute, it takes up a very small amount of room (I thought it would be much bigger judging by the picture, but that's my mistake), and my bunny likes to claim it as his with his little chin, so I really have no complaints.

My girls loooove The Tree. They chew it like crazy and still it has lasted a very long time. They even like to flip it on its side and chew the base! I’ve had this thing for several months now and while they’ve definitely been giving it their attention, there is so much left of it to chew! It’s expensive but its many pieces ensure that it will be a long lasting toy for your bunnies.

So it's little scraps of wood blocks strung together with rope through a larger pole and base. Very simple design and concept. Well-executed. But my rabbit's interest in it is only a vague, passing one. She nibbles on it occasionally (and she LOVES to chew on things) but there are cheaper better toys to give them. Frankly, paper towel rolls are great toys for bunnies. They love brown paper bags as well (just make sure to cut off the handles bc they can get caught on their feet and freak them out). I also take old cardboard boxes, cut out a couple of holes in them, and voila! An instant bunny playground. And chewable! And even better...FREE!!

The tree is cute, but my older bunny hasn't really paid much attention to it. He will play with it and chin it if I shake it in front of him. Maybe a better toy for younger bunnies, or maybe it is just my bunny. The tree is sturdy and very colorful, nice to look at.

Our bunnies like this toy but I wouldn’t say they chew it like crazy. Still it gives them something new to chew on now and then. I’d buy it again I think.

My bunny was immediately drawn to the toy's colors (just like the bunnies in other buyer's pictures). She loved it the first few days. However, she did not seem as interested in it as time went on. It could be her attention span. But I will say that I have never seen her as interested in any other toy! Curious to see how she responds to future purchases. Also, the toy is very WELL MADE for chewers. Her sharp teeth are no match for this.

I held out on getting this for a long time because of the price, and finally caved. Our rabbit took to it immediately, it's one of her favorite toys (and she has a lot!) If you have the extra bucks, or want to get your rabbit something special I recommend this. By the way it's smaller than pictured, maybe 4-5" high. Just a little thing but very intricate with all the different pieces of wood hanging off of it.