recycle your rabbit for a 1/2 price new one

rlonghurst

Hi!
Disclosure: I work for LoveHoney, the company that's running the recycling scheme.

Thank you for your comments - we're glad it's inspired some fun thoughts and some action! Rabbit Amnesty has already proved really popular - it's a genuine way to get a good deal and do some recycling.

Handling the returns is OK as long as people remember to clean the rabbits before they're sent back - just as you'd clean it before you put it back in your bedside cabinet (I hope!).

The phthalates issue is one that we've addressed on LoveHoney - you can read more about it here:
http://www.lovehoney.co.uk/buyersguide.cfm?article=43

Yes, people should be concerned about what they put in their bodies - just as they should be concerned about what they eat - but some of the articles about phthalates in rabbits have been rather lurid and overblown.

For those who want to examine the science, rather than the scares, this is a really good read:
http://www.stats.org/stories/toy_tantrums_jan30_06.htm

And here you can see what happens when a rabbit is sent to a lab for testing:
http://www.lovehoney.co.uk/buyersguide.cfm?article=75

Hope it's all of interest - and thank you again for having fun with Rabbit Amnesty!

All the best,
Richard