Rabbit Housing & Setup

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Rabbit Housing & Setup covers how to size, furnish, and rabbit-proof an indoor living space, from enclosure dimensions to safe flooring and chew-proofing. Rabbits have specific space and safety needs that differ significantly from other small pets, which these guides address directly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Rabbit welfare guidelines generally call for considerably more space than a standard pet-store cage — enough room for a rabbit to take at least three hops and stand fully upright on its hind legs, plus daily supervised time outside the enclosure.

Yes, most rabbits can be litter trained fairly reliably, especially once spayed or neutered, by placing a litter box in the corner they naturally choose to use.

Electrical cords and toxic houseplants are two of the most common hazards, since rabbits instinctively chew on accessible objects.