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Ware Manufacturing Premium Plus Hutch, Medium

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This hutch was very difficult to put together, and actually required extra wood on the bottom to keep it from falling apart.

It would be ok for a very small rabbit.

I don't like the fact that the rabbit is naturally going to want to sit in the closed-in part, but that part has a flat wood bottom, so all the poop collects there. It's not a good design.

We bought this hutch to give our bunny more room. I also hoped that my 11 year old would be able to clean the hutch for the most part herself. So far both have happened. Our bunny boy loves the hutch and my daughter is keeping his home cleaner!

Outdoor rabbit housing is the one of the worst things you can do to a rabbit. My first adopted rabbit was almost killed in a hutch that his then-owners kept him in by a coyote overnight and lost his leg. As someone who rescues rabbits, I can tell you this is a terrible environment for your rabbit. While most people think of rabbits as outdoor pets, rabbit experts will tell you that they are best kept indoors. Rabbits can easily die from a preditor attack and they are extreemly sensitive to high temps and can die from anyting over 85 degrees. Your rabbit needs much more space. Wire bottoms can injure your rabbit very easily. It is easier and cheaper to get an excersize pen and litterbox train your rabbit. No need for expensive bedding, which can cause resperatory problems in rabbits. If you rescue a rabbit, they are litterbox trained already and spayed/neutered (ALWAYS SPAY OR NUETER YOUR RABBIT. Doing so can extend its lifespan from 4-5 years to 8-11 years and cut down on aggression and other unwanted behaviors). Check out a book called The House Rabbit Handbook by Harriman. This should be your ultimate resource. Don't buy into vitamin drops and other items. You don't need them if they are getting the greens and hay they need. And PLEASE, DO NOT BUY A RABBIT FOR EASTER. Most rabbits purchased for Easter are abandoned or ignored. About 80% die due to neglect. Remember rabbits are animals that will live 8-11 years and are a real responsibility. Please adopt. There are so many unwanted rabbits out there. House Rabbit Handbook: How To Live With An Urban Rabbit