Find the Net’s cheapest Rabbit Hutches, on eBay


There’s rabbit cages for sale everywhere.

If you’re looking to become the proud owner of a pet rabbit you need to buy a rabbit cage, or at least build one. So where is the best place to buy rabbit cages?

Pet rabbit (1)
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Undoubtedly the best place to buy a cage for your rabbit is online. Virtually all the rabbit hutches you see at your local pet store you will find online, usually at greatly reduced prices. Virtually all pet stores carry the same rabbit hutches which are imported into Australia from China by large importers, and the pet shops will generally buy from the same wholesalers.

However because they have much larger overheads, and because customers like the convenience of buying in a local store the markup on their rabbit cages will be much higher than the markup on the same rabbit cages on the Internet.

Online businesses have much lower overheads than regular stores and are able to make a profit on much lower margins, therefore they are able to sell rabbit cages much cheaper.

In our experience the cheapest place of all to buy rabbit cages is eBay. If you’re new to eBay you can see some examples of the rabbit hutches you can buy there at the top of our website. Read the rest of this entry


Always buy, or build, large rabbit cages rather than small ones

A rabbit in a tiny hutch
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So many of the rabbit cages that you see available for sale now are too small. Large rabbit cages are way more liveable for a rabbit than a small one, and it upsets us to see rabbits cooped up in such tiny rabbit hutches.

Unfortunately most people try to house their rabbit in a small rabbit cage because the smallest hutches are the cheapest. This however does not do your rabbit justice. A rabbit is a naturally playful animal and needs room to do just that, play.

Your rabbit should always have room in his cage to make at least 3 hops in the one direction. He should also be able to stand tall without being cramped by the height of the roof.

And even worse than seeing a rabbit in a tiny rabbit hutch is to see 2 or 3 rabbits in a small cage.

So remember always buy a large rabbit cage for your rabbit and if you can’t afford to buy one then build then build one, but make it as big as possible. Read the rest of this entry


Big rabbit hutch
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Rabbits always love to run around.

Rabbits can make great little pets. Pet lovers always want the best for their beloved pets. As a pet rabbit owner, it would be great that you provide them enough space too. Pets never fail to us smile, love, cherish, play and enjoy with them. It is vital that we show that we love them in many ways.

Caring for your bunny is important. Whether they require you to go to the vet and pay high fees or giving them the right kind of food. As a pet owner, it is your responsibility to look after your cherished pet to the best of your ability. After all, you bought a pet then you should take good care of it.

When you have a pet rabbit, it is your responsibility to ensure that their hutch is comfortable to them. It must be dry, warm, and well suited to their needs. Rabbits need an environment that is warm and out of sunlight and rain. That is why they dig holes. So this means that you have to provide them a bedroom inside their hutch that gives them this comfort. A dark, warm bedroom is absolutely perfect for them.

Rabbits love to stay in their hutches to relax and enjoy. They need space where they can huddle and protect its young and a place where they can retreat whenever they feel frightened. You need to provide your pet bunny a place where they can hide when they are afraid of anything.

Also, it is important that you secure the hutch. It is recommended that the hutches’ legs is four feet above ground level so as to prevent lurking animals from getting to your rabbit. Rabbits are little animals and they are usually preys to predators. You must also secure them from your other pet animals such as dogs or cats.

Although rabbits love to stay inside their hutches, they also love to hop around outside the hutch. They enjoy wide open spaces, fields, meadows and wooden areas. Rabbits are sociable animals and they love to be played and cuddled too. It would be great that you spend time with them. Read the rest of this entry


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Give your rabbit a touch of your creativity

If you have enough experiences with regards to having rabbits as pets, then it would be easier for you to build your own rabbit cage. Before you start building your own cage, ensure that you observe the rabbit and know its habits first. After all, it will be difficult for you build a unique cage when you do not know the uniqueness of your rabbit and its preferences. It is vital that you also take note of the common behaviors of the rabbit and its own special traits. Like humans, rabbits also are different so it is best that you provide them a cage that they will surely enjoy.

You can look at commercial cages and see how they are shaped. You will find out that indoor rabbit cage is in a rectangular shape. This is your basic purpose and you can then go to a fancier design if you like to. You have to bear in mind that the main component of your little pet’s cage is woven with wire. You can find the wire in local hardware stores near you. The best part of using this type is that it is flexible enough to allow you to connect two commercial rabbit cages if you choose to. Ensure that you cut the wire cleanly and choose a size that won’t trap your bunny’s little feet.

Generally, the bigger the cage, the better it is for your rabbit. So measuring its size carefully is highly important. A 32 x 38 inches is a perfect size for a rabbit cage. If you are making your own rabbit cage, then it is vital that you prepare to double check its stability. Reviewing it and touch up loose area using a pair of pliers is necessary.

There are some who even provide different rooms for their rabbit. They make sections to add room and privacy to rabbits inside their cage. So basically this is great for an additional room and space. However, cleaning the cage would be a little difficult for you. But then if your rabbit is litter trained, then you won’t have to worry about cleaning it. Read the rest of this entry

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