One-Week Hosting Guide
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Your Hosting Week
Two quick care routines a day, plus a week of easy DIY fun for the whole family.
Twice a Day
Daily Care Routine
Morning Routine
: Spray the provided non-toxic, diluted distilled white vinegar onto a paper towel and wipe up the cage floor — never spray into the cage itself.
: Fill their water with fresh water.
: Add their feed and hay.
: Offer gentle head pets.
Evening Routine
: Spray the provided non-toxic, diluted distilled white vinegar onto a paper towel and wipe up the cage floor — never spray into the cage itself.
: Fill their water with fresh water.
: Add their feed and hay.
: Offer gentle head pets.
Family-Made Fun
A Week of DIY Activities
Day 1 · Treat Roll: stuff a toilet-paper roll with hay and a treat from your bag, fold the ends shut, and let the bunny toss and chew it open.
Day 2 · Cardboard Castle: tape delivery boxes together and cut out doors and windows — a fort to explore and a quiet nap spot in one.
Day 3 · Dig Box: fill a shallow box with plain shredded paper (no glossy or printed pages) and let them dig to their heart's content.
Day 4 · Paper Bag Surprise: stuff a paper lunch bag with hay, roll the top open, and watch them bulldoze it flat.
Day 5 · Towel Tunnel: drape a towel between two chairs to make a tunnel — then hide a treat at the far end.
Day 6 · Forage Box: hide a few pellets in a hay-filled shoebox and let their nose hunt for them.
Day 7 · Cardboard Maze: arrange boxes and tubes into a little maze, and cheer them through it with a treat.
Sweet & Simple
The Sweetgrass Ground Rules
No other pets — keep household pets fully separated all week, for safety and for medical reasons.
A towel or blanket on your lap when holding them — they are still young with tiny bladders, so accidents can happen (though they are rare).
No food besides what we provide — sudden diet changes and certain foods can hurt their sensitive tummies at this age. They would love more, but please don't.
Call early — report any concerns or questions promptly to Giana at 843-901-2872.
It can take a couple of days for a bunny to adjust — don't rush the process. Bunnies aren't like dogs, and trust must be built first. Expect them to really start opening up around days 3–5.
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