Diy wooden hay feeder rabbit

DIY Hay Rack for Little Pets: Hello Instructables, This is my first Instructable, my english its not very good, then sorry. In this instructable you will see how to make a Wood Hay Rack for little pets, for example rabbits or guinea pigs (I have two guinea pigs).

We won this hay feeder from the online FB auction of the Alabama Rabbit Rescue . ( Their Facebook page is here .) The bunnies love their n...

Our sweet bunnies needed a hay feeder and litter box that could accommodate all 3 of them. Since what we wanted in the size we needed wasn't available we decided to make our own. Ein and I spent the day in the garage working on these two feeders and they turned out so cute. Clearly Hera approves: The top even flips open for easy loading

This DIY rabbit hay feeder can be made easily at home with just some leftover fencing and a few tools. Then it can be stapled or screwed to the hutch wall and it keeps the hay clean.

I am very fortunate to have a kind, wonderful friend and neighbor who has a great woodworking shop, as she and her husband are build...

Several years ago, during my quest for the perfect hay feeder for my sheep and goats, I built two 8′ long, 4′ high, and 35″ wide hay and grain feeders using Premier’s wire panel feeder inserts. I loved them. They won the hay-feeder lottery! Not only did they do double-duty as grain feeders, they were… Continue reading Building a Small Hay Feeder Using Premier’s Wire Panels

After having to clean up 75% of the hay that fell out of my Petsmart Hay Wheel, I made a trip to the dollar store and purchased a cheap alternative that proved to be MUCH cleaner and easier for my bunny to get her hay. With the hay wheel she had to stand up on […]

Hay feeders and Litter boxes for bunnies!

How to save on feed and bedding costs: Build a feeder designed for cows! Below are instructions and/or photos for the following styles of hay feeder, in order: Indoor Hay Feeder – Version 1 I…

Keeping rabbits in a colony is a fantastic, natural way of raising rabbits. The only problem I have really encountered is their love of tipping their bowls