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Rabbit Habitats & Accessories
Whether you're starting your hoppily ever after with a new friend or upgrading your current bun's digs, picking out his rabbit habitat is one of the most important decisions you'll make for him. When he's not out exercising and spending time with you, he'll be playing, lounging, resting and eating in his cage. The best bunny habitats and cages provide plenty of space for your fur-iend, have excellent ventilation, make him feel safe and give you quick access to your bun. Two popular choices for a rabbit enclosure are rabbit cages and rabbit hutches.
Cages provide great ventilation with wire sides, come in a variety of sizes and allow you to keep a close eye on your friend. They are for indoor use only. Whatever you choose, you'll see many pet rabbit enclosures and habitats have doors close to the bottom. That's because bunnies like to get in and out of the cage on their own when it's time to play. Leave the door open when he comes out to exercise, and you might find he returns back to his home when he's ready to rest! Hutches are available for indoor and outdoor use. They're especially great for outdoor use to protect your bun from adverse weather and predators. When you use your hutch indoors, it can be a charming addition to your room!
You can make rabbit habitats as inviting as can be with his essentials and some extra things for fun. Your furbaby needs constant access to rabbit food, especially grass hay. It will also be helpful to have a litter box filled with rabbit litter to train him to go to the bathroom in a specific place and keep his cage neat. To keep him entertained, add rabbit toys for him to play with and chew. Chewy is here with all the rabbit supplies you need to help keep your furball happy and healthy. Find your bunny buddy the perfect rabbit enclosure to make him feel right at home!
Frequently Asked Questions about Rabbit Habitats & Accessories
How big should a rabbit enclosure be?
A rabbit's enclosure should be as big as possible. At a minimum, his cage should be four times as big as he is. Some smaller rabbits can live in cages that are at least 24 inches by 36 inches, while bigger rabbits should have habitats that are 30 inches by 36 inches and larger. You can make the most of the space by getting him a multi-level home. For example, the Kaytee My First Home Giant Pet Habitat has two shelves to give your fur-iend new perspectives and his choice of hiding spot.
What is the best enclosure for an outdoor rabbit?
The best enclosure for an outdoor rabbit will be secure and roomy enough to allow your rabbit to move comfortably around. Choose an outdoor hutch that is at least six feet by 2 feet and make sure it is tall enough that your rabbit can stand on his hind legs without hitting his head. Bigger is usually better, especially if you are keeping multiple rabbits together, so get the largest rabbit enclosure you can. Rabbit enclosures with solid walls and areas that provide privacy are best, and elevated hutches are helpful for keeping out rain and snow in inclement weather. Avoid bunny enclosures with a wire floor, as these can hurt your rabbit's feet, and be sure the doors on your enclosure latch securely to keep predators out.
What is the best enclosure for an indoor rabbit?
The best rabbit enclosure for your indoor bunny is one that is as big as possible, has adequate ventilation and has at least one hiding spot. You can choose between rabbit cages and rabbit hutches. Cages provide plenty of ventilation and give you a good view of your pal. Some even come with built-in lofts. For example, the MidWest Wabbitat Deluxe Rabbit Home has wide bars for plenty of fur-esh air and has an elevated space that creates a nook for security. Many hutches, like the Trixie Natura Rabbit Hutch With Sloped Roof, have better hideaways and are also suitable for outdoor use.
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