jaxmarblebuns
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I have done quite a bit of trimming around the property and have some old (dead, dry, but not infested) Italian plum tree limbs. I'm trying to figure out if this would be safe for the rabbits to chew on, but I'm finding mixed results.
Most of the people saying no have ever actually tried it, but uve seen a few people say they've used it fpr years with no issues.
I also have some cherry wood that has been sitting for about 3 years drying out, does anyone kkownif its safer if it's dried.
I know that most people say not to use stone fruit wood because there is a chance of arsenic in the wood itself, but has anyone been able to prove this?
If anyone knows the answers (or better yet, research on this or has tested it themselves) please let me know. If I xan get some free chews that would be awesome.
Most of the people saying no have ever actually tried it, but uve seen a few people say they've used it fpr years with no issues.
I also have some cherry wood that has been sitting for about 3 years drying out, does anyone kkownif its safer if it's dried.
I know that most people say not to use stone fruit wood because there is a chance of arsenic in the wood itself, but has anyone been able to prove this?
If anyone knows the answers (or better yet, research on this or has tested it themselves) please let me know. If I xan get some free chews that would be awesome.
