Size Does Matter

Your rabbit's housing should provide adequate room for his/her personal belongings with enough space remaining for bun to stretch out and move around. The bigger the housing the better, but your rabbit should have, at a minimum, the following space provided for their housing:

Small - Medium
single rabbit 2' x 4'
bonded pair 4' x 4'

Large - Giant
single rabbit 4' x 6'
bonded pair 4' x 8'

Inadequate housing can cause a number of behavioral issues and will cause your rabbit's muscles to deteriorate.

Housing Options

Multi-level bunny condos are one way to give your rabbit the space they need while minimizing the amount of floor space dedicated to his/her housing. Rabbit condos can be ordered online from places like Leith Petwerks (leithpetwerks.com), made yourself from NIC cubes (search for "NIC condos" online to learn more) or you can build your own with bunny friendly materials. Another option, which requires less investment and offers more......

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