Diy rabbit burrow

Create a play burrow for your rabbit! Select a cardboard box that is wide and shallow. Turn the box upside-down. Cut a hole out of either short side of the box to create doorways. Trace a round object

Are you looking for new ideas to keep you pet rabbit entertained and occupied during the day? Here are 12 simple and cheap rabbit toy ideas you can easily make yourself at home!

Have you ever made a diorama? You should try this DIY activity that we made using simple things found around the house.

With the addition of our new rabbits, we decided it was a good time to experiment with a new rabbit system we have wanted to try for a while now–a rabbit community, colony, or “hare-pen…

A digging box is a designated place for rabbits to dig in that allows them to express their natural behaviours. It is usually made from cardboard and filled with a rabbit safe substrate like shredded paper and includes wooden chews to provide enrichment.

What is a rabbit digging box? Do rabbits need a dig box? Keep reading to learn why and how to make a DIY dig box for your rabbit!

Fresh Grass Kit Everything you need to grow your own fresh wheatgrass for your bunnies. Includes: * 22cm Plastic Growing Tray * Barley Grass Seeds * Extra Seeds * Soil * Instructions Here are Bunnies That Binky we keep two of these so we can have one growing while one is being munched on and then rotate. SEED REFILL BAGS: https://bunniesthatbinky.etsy.com/listing/1697100535 Loved and approved by our bunnies Tiki, Coco and Malibu

Give your rabbit a long tunnel in their play area! Get a piece of flexible plastic pipe that is corrugated and has a large enough circumference for your rabbit to move through without getting stuck. C

Create an amazing rabbit habitat with Omlet's wide range of products, including the best selling Eglu Go Hutch and the Zippi Rabbit Tunnels. Find out more!

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