Rabbit outdoor play area

*This post may contain affiliate links, which means as an Amazon Associate I may receive a small percentage from qualifying purchases if you make a purchase using the links, at no additional cost* --------------------------------------------------------- Spread the loveSetting up your rabbit area outdoors allows your rabbits to live a more natural life with lots of room …

Take a photo tour of our rabbit yard & hutch - an easy set up for 2-3 rabbits in any backyard

Building the rabbit run frame

Gallery of rabbit homes. Hutches, sheds, child's playhouse. The Animal Welfare Act states the minimum is a 6ft x 2ft x 2ft hutch if living outdoors with an additional secure area measuring at least 8ft x 4ft x 4ft to exercise. A large bedroom space is essential to lock your bunnies in at night to keep them safe from predators, so a shed with attached run is ideal.

Give your rabbit a long tunnel in their play area! Get a piece of flexible plastic pipe that is corrugated and has a large enough circumference for your rabbit to move through without getting stuck. C

Discover the best way to keep rabbits as pets - indoors or outdoors? Whether you're a seasoned rabbit owner or just starting out, this guide will provide valuable insight and tips. Find out the benefits of indoor living, such as increased safety and bonding opportunities. Or explore the advantages of outdoor habitats, like natural grazing and exercise. Uncover expert advice on creating comfortable indoor setups or building secure outdoor enclosures. Learn about suitable diets, enrichment…

Esme & Zoila thanks to Jeannie Juarez I'm so glad to see companies pushing that a hutch is not enough. Years ago bunnies were known for munching on mixed bunny food, in a hutch outside with veg scraps being thrown in now and again - luckily research has come a long way and we know they need a lot of space and access to it all of the time. In the UK we are lucky that we can have bunnies living indoors or outdoors, as long as the enclosures are suitable and predator proof. We need to fulfil a…

A digging box is a designated place for rabbits to dig in that allows them to express their natural behaviours. It is usually made from cardboard and filled with a rabbit safe substrate like shredded paper and includes wooden chews to provide enrichment.