Planning an Outdoor Rabbit Home
A hutch can provide shelter, but rabbits need a much larger, connected living space for everyday movement.
A little hop in your everyday. Start with rabbit care, indoor homes, litter training and gentle handling.
Three connected guides for a thoughtful rabbit home.
Everyday care →Indoor setup →Litter training →6 guides to explore
A hutch can provide shelter, but rabbits need a much larger, connected living space for everyday movement.
Nail care starts with safe support and a clear view of the nail. Ask a veterinary professional to demonstrate before your first trim.
A harness is not an essential rabbit accessory. A secure, enriched living area is a better way to support normal exercise.
Create the basics: a safe home, appropriate companionship, a hay based diet and a routine that enables you to spot any changes. Rabbits are creatures of habit and it's far easier to detect any behavioural changes if they have a routine.
Plan the home to support movement, rest and easy cleaning and then check it from rabbit height prior to the first unsupervised night.
Use the rabbit's favourite toilet corner, a comfortable tray and a reliable home base. Build the habits gradually and look out for any sudden changes without punishing accidents.
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