Weatherproofing is key to protecting both your hutch and your pets. Toward this end, we carry a selection of fitted hutch coversand sun shadesfor your run. Heavy duty – manufactured in the UK and built to last! ( custom built rabbit hutches also available). The larger hutches also allow for more activity and an active rabbit is a healthy rabbit. Our hutches are also designed to protect your rabbits from predators. The wired doors and centre panels use mesh smaller than 1 inch so nothing can reach into the cage. The hutches are built to be tough to help keep foxes and badgers that may take an interest at a distance. All our runs also come with wired mesh roofs to prevent birds of prey from getting in and your pets from hopping out. 2-Tier Rabbit Hutches be long enough so that it can move around, feed and drink. As a guide, your rabbit should be able to take three hops from one end to another as a minimum.

A height of 2' (60cm) is usually adequate for small rabbits but large breeds may need closer to 3' (90cm). It's okay if some areas, for example tunnels or sleeping boxes are lower as long as the majority of the space is full height.Description 4ft Chartwell Single Outdoor Luxury Rabbit Hutch | Deepest 4ft Hutch For Your Little Furry Friends Photos for each step are also present. This is helpful for some steps such as installing the hinges or anything that will bind the wood pieces together. Rabbits are known for their ability to reproduce fast. If you’re already taking care of a rabbit pair with different sexes, it’s highly possible that you’ll have more rabbits in no time. In addition to hutches, we carry a wide selection of runs, many of which pair with our hutches to provide a generous combined living and exercise space. Keep in mind rabbits are most active in the early mornings and late evenings and may become frustrated if confined to a smaller living area when they most want to be running and playing. Recommended Hutch/Cage Sizes

Single tier rabbit hutches like this Chartwell are built to house up to two small pets. Unlike other single rabbit hutches, ours come with nearly 2ft of ceiling height and 2ft of depth. When housing your pets, it is important to give them as much space as possible. The hutch is just the start. It's a bedroom - not a house. Find out more here: Why is a Cover Important? The actual rabbit hutch looks simple, but it has enough space for a rabbit to move around the cage safely. There’s also a rabbit hole to get to its small shelter, which serves as a good protector against the rain or extreme temperature. Anybody with a larger garden can opt for one of our giant hutches. These 6 foot hutches combine a hutch and run so your rabbit has room to play and exercise. It also gives your rabbit access to plenty of grass and lots of spare room.We offer a range of buildable rabbit hutch designs handmade from quality timber and treated for durability against the elements while still ensuring a safe environment for your pets. We deliver and assemble in person, so you can rest assured that you are getting a complete service and the personal attention that is so often missing when you buy online. Rabbit runs are essential to provide enough space for them to play and get their exercise in. Have a look at our range of secure outdoor runs and enjoy watching your little furry one enjoy some quality time hopping around outside in the fresh air! Introduce your little humans to keeping little animals with this 4ft hutch which is the perfect starter hutch for small pets. Did You Know?

Because of that, you’ll surely need a lot of space. With this in mind, it would be best to build a huge hutch and divide it into multiple sections.This rabbit hutch makes it possible for someone to fit inside and play with the pets rather than the latter being taken outside!

Rabbits need somewhere to eat, sleep, hide, and go to the toilet, plus room to hop, run, play, jump, and dig. To provide enough space for all this, the minimum recommended size for the living space, e.g. hutch or cage, is 12 square feet (1.1 square meters), for example 6'x2' (1.8mx0.6m), with the addition of a larger area (32 sq. ft.) for exercise. This is just the minimum though; try to give your rabbit as much space as you can. Living Space - Minimum 12 sq. ft

Living Space - Minimum 12 sq. ft

Though some specific detail such as the sizes is not mentioned, it’s still possible to make the project even with just the help of the pictures. Your rabbit's living space should include an enclosed sleeping area, space for a litter tray and feed/water bowls and room to move about and have a few toys. It is essential that your rabbit has the room to stretch in all directions. A living space that's too small can affect your rabbit's health - causing spine problems, muscle wastage and obesity. Rabbit Hutch Width