Rabbit breeding cage setup

So it’s been a little over three months since we got our first New Zealand White rabbits. We were able to find two 8 week old does and a 12 week old buck for $10 each via craigslist. Our pla…

As the baby rabbits grow bigger, new cages must be built. Like any first time project, there is always trial and error. Since our first litter, we have made a few changes to our design that i believe will help make our second go around much smoother and efficient.

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Blue Hollow Hoppery Welcome to our little rabbitry! We have New Zealands and pedigreed Rex. Parent Stock Sugar- REW New Zealand do...

These DIY wood stacker frames hang three 30”x30”x18” modular cages and trays within. They are painted to last longer and feature casters for easy moving and cleaning in the barn. They are simple to make, only requiring 16 cuts of wood each, and can easily be built by one person.

Things have finally dried out to a point I can work on some much needed outdoor projects. With all of the rain, I have reworked the placement of the rabbit hutches in the enclosure. We need more ro…

Rabbit cages with drop pans angled so the droppings roll into PVC pipe! Each pan can be removed and cleaned! And the PVC end cap is removable so just wipe into trash or start your worm bed!

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When I started raising meat rabbits over a year ago, I started raising my rabbits indoors so I could minimize the impact of external factors during my initial learning phase. This turned out to be …

Each hole is 24x24 The cages themselves hang from the PVC which allows the sides to extend further from the walls of the cages. The pans are made from wood, covered in a heavy gauge plastic to protect them. They are a single pan per level to keep rabbits from peeing in between trays onto rabbits below. They are attached by drawer slides. To clean them I just pull out the "drawer" lift out puppy pads, wipe down the plastic, replace the puppy pads or incontinence pads.