Small apartments can also pose a problem in the amount of space a rabbit gets They may be small animals, but rabbits need space for their enclosure and space to exercise. Luckily there are some easy ways to turn an apartment into a safe and friendly environment for our pet rabbits. What is the best … Read more
The following topic, How Should A Rabbit Cage Be Set Up?, will serve as the focus of the blog post, and it will include all of the material that is pertinent to the topic. Keep reading if you want to learn more about this subject. Do you put bedding in a rabbit cage ? The … Read more
You can, of course, use linoleum, wood, or any other rabbit-safe material for rabbit run flooring. But one of the points of the run is to allow your bunny access to nature. So, although your run should be secure and dig-proof, it doesn’t need a floor. Do indoor rabbits need a run? Rabbits needs lots … Read more
Do rabbits like multi-level cages ? Yes, rabbits do appreciate a good multi-level cage , although it’s not a requirement. How big should a hutch be for 2 rabbits? Your rabbits’ homes should provide more than enough space for them to lie down, stretch out, stand on their back legs without their ears touching the … Read more
If your hutch or cage has a pet-safe solid, non-slip floor (like our hutches do) then you’re set But if your cage or enclosure has a wire or plastic floor, then you’ll need to take measures to protect your bunnies’ feet. Cardboard, hay, and paper make excellent flooring for a cage or hutch. What is … Read more
Can you make your own rabbit hutch? You Can Build Your Own Rabbit Hutch Of course not ! But many rabbit hutches are so small that a bunny can’t do much more than that. Building a rabbit hutch is fairly simple; all you need is a few basic materials and tools. Is it cruel to … Read more
How many cages do you need to breed rabbits? A simple four-cage backyard rabbit system is a good place to start. One buck and two does, with one grow-out cage . You stagger the mating of the does by three weeks and wean the kits at six weeks. If your kits grow more slowly and … Read more
If you want to build a rabbit hutch , use untreated pine 2×4’s to make the frame since it holds up well outside, but is nontoxic to rabbits if consumed. Then, attach plywood to the top and bottom of the hutch, and staple a metal mesh onto the frame. How much does it cost to … Read more
There needs to be room for your rabbit to move about and lie down, as well as space for food, water, litter box and toys Never use glass aquariums as they are seldom large enough and do not have enough air circulation. It is also best to have a cage with a front door so … Read more
But if your cage or enclosure has a wire or plastic floor, then you’ll need to take measures to protect your bunnies’ feet. Cardboard, hay, and paper make excellent flooring for a cage or hutch. You probably already have some in your home right now. Wood bedding, marmoleum, and fleece work well, too. Do rabbits … Read more