Black Rabbit Drinking Glass (1 Glass)
Perfect for your table - our black rabbit drinking glass. Unlike the other drinking glasses, our rabbit drinking glass is available individually and not as a set. So you can combine them however you like and receive each glass in a separate gift box. Discover our wonderful cylindrical drinking glass with black print on the glass wall and a simple owl cut engraving in the bottom. This glass is decorated with a wonderful rabbit allover design - it creates an Easter and spring atmosphere. Simply a very special eye-catcher in your kitchen - whether as a water glass, cocktail glass, dessert glass or even for serving fruit, snacks or cereal! Our glasses can be used in a variety of ways! Our drinking glasses are very thin-walled and therefore super light yet extremely stable and stackable. That is exactly what makes them so special in combination with the minimalistic design.
Material:glass
Care instructions: dishwasher safe
Measurements:
Height: approx. 8.5 cm Diameter: approx. 8.9 cm
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Frequently Asked Questions
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There are a few factors to keep in mind when introducing new toys. Consider their preferences and natural behaviors, such as chewing, digging, foraging, and exploring. Before introducing the new toys, rub them with hay or bedding material to transfer familiar scents onto the toys. This can help make the toys more appealing to your rabbit.
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Yes! Rabbits' teeth continuously grow throughout their lives, and regular chewing helps wear down their teeth to prevent overgrowth. Enrichment toys that encourage chewing, such as wooden toys, cardboard tubes, or safe chew sticks, provide rabbits with appropriate outlets for this behaviour.
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Yes, always! Whether it's palm, banana husk, corn husk, or other materials, we are committed to non-toxic and rabbit-safe ingredients.
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Introduce new treats gradually to prevent digestive upset. Begin by offering a small amount of the new treat and observe how your rabbit reacts. If they enjoy it and show no signs of adverse reactions, you can gradually increase the amount over time.