Chomp chomp

I now have to get a new computer mouse with thanks to my fluff puff soundwave,
I have replaced trainers, boots, suitcase, door stops, nearly a sky cable(thank god it thick) and playstation controller.

What have you guys had to replace thanks to your lovely buns
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Loll once got entangled in all the cabling behind the TV (my fault for forgetting to block it off) and he bit through the TV mains lead, but just left me enough to reattach the plug and make it okay. He also neatly severed the strap on a new shoulder bag which I managed to repair with a few stitches and some electrical tape! He also chewed a hole in the middle of a wicker laundry basket. That was his total.

Riley did nothing.

Clawed did nothing ... except chew off the dogs whiskers on the right side of her muzzle. Not my problem... Misty grew a new set!

Henry loves shoe laces.

And my bag and that was all soundwave

Miranda a well behaved bunny (so far)

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MANY cables, mostly laptop chargers but also a few phone chargers and the cable to the wii bar thing. We also had a very expensive cable chewed (can't remember what its for, hi fi probably), fortunately it was chewed at the end so we were able to take the cable to the shop and just have it shortened. The footrest (black) has holes (exposing the yellow foam) on 3 corners, that was T. Some plaster off the walls, remote controls buttons (although we've not had to replace the remotes).

Biggest thing we've had to replace is the living room carpet. T had chewed a few holes in corners, MJ chewed a big hole right in the middle.

Carpet is a big replacement
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Casey, one of my hamsters (no hamsters now) took all four corners off the bathroom carpet, sculpted them very neatly and practically all the same size! She also dug though the plaster to the bricks in my built in wardrobe when she made a food cache there.

gemma997 wrote:Carpet is a big replacement  
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The hole is just in front of the log in this pic




As you can clearly see, he was really bothered

Oh yes I can see it LOL!!  We gave up on carpets a long time ago as our Mr Snuffles used t love digging holes in them,.  Holly is naughty on bedding and I have no doubt she would chew the computer wires if she could get to them.  We have lost computer cables and phone lines in the past and once think a TV cable.  Oh they certainly don't do things by halves LOL!!

Hugs
JO xx

Oh I see it 😮😮 that is a cracker.

My previous rabbit Lofty loved phone cables, dad spent a fortune on phones and eventually it was moved into the kitchen, he got away with it cause he was so small tho lol.

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Oh dear!

We've been through several rugs, enough skirting board to reach the moon and a sofa... And that's without starting on the wires!

This is why the universe made bunnies cute!

Our Queen has not done to badly in the chewing and destroying area. She has gone through 2 ethernet cables and the actual intent line wire but other than that she is pretty damn good. She does not chew furniture and she has stooped trying to dig the carpets now, she tends to do this is her claws need clipping. We can leave her out free ranging all night and when we go out too ( rarely she is left) but sometimes we have to and she does not damage a thing. She has stopped eating her Hudad now too. With the Queen she tends to be mischievous in front of you or when she is bored, she wants to play. But she is a fab house bunny, she has learnt so quickly in the 9 months we have had her. She is a happy lively bunny too.

I hope your wires etc are safe soon from pesky teeth lol.

Yes, we do have all our wires well protected LOL!! what I forgot to mention was our settee and matching chair, huge holes chewed out of the seats.  It is something with Holly and bedding/soft chairs.

Hugs
JO xx

Everything

Thumper wasn't too bad, in comparison to the norty pair! She got through a fair few phone cables. She chewed my mum's curtains when we still lived there. Nibbled the back of the sofa. Her worst foible by far was chomping through my GHD's. I'd had them 2 days. 2 days!!!!

Molly and Junior eat everything in their path. Particularly Molly. They've chewed more cables than I care to remember. My internet cable is currently held together with tape because it runs from the wall, under the carpet, under the sofa, behind a skirting board, behind the wall and into my utility room. Major job to put right.

They've chewed skirting boards, doors, the wooden bits at the bottom of wardrobes that the door runners are on, the corner of my sofa, the wooden bits the run up the side of the stairs. Pretty much everything with a corner

The most irritating for me, by far, is her carpet chewing. It. Drives. Me. Spare.

Sofa, deffo sofa by Bubbles. Two corners missing down to wood. Cardboard carpet, skirting board and for D 'Layla anything rubber.

Oh yeah! I forgot the rubber

Tv remotes, phone covers, toddler toys!

Thumper2001 wrote:Oh yeah! I forgot the rubber

Tv remotes, phone covers, toddler toys!

That's it!

I'm sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo happy with Henry (Smug Cow that I am.)

I loved hearing about your hammies Woodwench love but sorry to hear about your carpets even if it was neatly done LOL!!, I used to have hammies as well and they too can chew for England.

Hugs
JO xx

None of my hamsters could chew like Molly!!!

Casey made short shrift of the wall in my wardrobe, straight through the plaster to the bricks and she was attacking the mortar when I discovered what she was doing. I called her the Colditz hamster!
She was a terrific little hammy... she terrified both Misty and Clawed and I once found the gruesome remains of a mouse in her cage. It had been popping in at night for a free feed and Case caught it, all she left was the chewed pelvis and hind legs!

woodwench wrote:Casey made short shrift of the wall in my wardrobe, straight through the plaster to the bricks and she was attacking the mortar when I discovered what she was doing. I called her the Colditz hamster!
She was a terrific little hammy... she terrified both Misty and Clawed and I once found the gruesome remains of a mouse in her cage. It had been popping in at night for a free feed and Case caught it, all she left was the chewed pelvis and hind legs!

And here I thought hamsters were small cute and fluffy, Casey sounds as though she should be in Friday 13th

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Oh, she was a magnificent wee girl. She was fearless and very adventurous. She loved going upstairs into my bedroom and climbing up inside the back of the chest of drawers and into the drawers. And once she herded a really big spider out from under my bed and the results paled the mouse episode into nothing!
I enjoyed every moment of our time together. She was full of surprises and a very good friend to me.

They are lovely little things Woodwench hun but I just have too many other pets at the moment to have a hammie just yet.

Hugs
Jo xx

Oh, rabbits are easy compared to keeping track of a hamster on Walkabout.

Ha ha, yes they are intrepid little things.

Hugs
JO xx