Rabbit enclosures

Esme & Zoila thanks to Jeannie Juarez I'm so glad to see companies pushing that a hutch is not enough. Years ago bunnies were known for munching on mixed bunny food, in a hutch outside with veg scraps being thrown in now and again - luckily research has come a long way and we know they need a lot of space and access to it all of the time. In the UK we are lucky that we can have bunnies living indoors or outdoors, as long as the enclosures are suitable and predator proof. We need to fulfil a…

Plans for the best rabbit growout hutch! This guide explains everything - from the materials and supplies needed, all cuts to be made, a “cut chart” to save you on lumber costs, comprehensive assembly, and bonus shelf area for rabbits to jump up on. This growout hutch is perfect for growing out meat

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Here's another good shot of the whole enclosure. The box in the front of the enclosure is a box that's 2' x 8'x 10" with 1/2" wire over it. It's supposed to be a feeding and water "station" that will catch the majority of they're poop. I will soon fill it with composting worms. You can also see the PVC lines for the automatic watering system. It's tied to a rain barrel just out of the shot.

We’ve been raising rabbits for meat off and on for years. From the beginning, I sought alternatives to traditional cages. We started out with rabbit tractors, which worked great for small numbers but weren’t really scalable. Then, at our old house, we started a colony and it was the perfect answer, until the goats pushed on