Rabbits and guinea pigs especially like to stretch their legs on grassy areas in an enclosed run that is either attached to their home or frequently accessible. Their run should be a secure and protected space, offering more, space for them than their hutch. Similar to their hutch, this should have a safe hiding space that they can retreat to. Tunnels and other stimulating toys can be placed in these runs to give them a fun adventure away from their usual home. Our final choice is one of the most attractive we have seen, and also one of the biggest. Put it this way: if you don’t have space for a hutch that is 2m long, then this one is not for you. Make no mistake, this is a top-quality hutch, and can’t be faulted in that area. In the centre is a split-level hutch area, with runs either side made from top quality timber and with strong wire for maximum protection. It’s a great-looking hutch, but one that will dominate a smaller garden. Rabbits and guinea pigs, despite their size, are extremely active creatures and need plenty of space to scamper or hop around and stretch their little legs. The RSPCA recommends a minimum hutch size of 4ft x 2ft (1.2m x 0.6m) for guinea pigs, but larger is better. For rabbits, the PDSA recommends the minimum space for a pair is 10ft x 6ft x 3ft (3m x 2m x 1m). They should have ample room to hop, run, jump, and dig, and should be able to stand up on their hind legs without their ears touching the top of the hutch.

Care instructions: Treat between seasons with animal safe, water based treatment.Please ensure that you follow the manufacturer's instructions carefully.Regular cleaning will prolong the life of the hutch.Don't forget, you can protect your pet, and prolong the life of your hutch even further by fitting one of our Showerproof or Thermal Hutch Covers. That’s ten homes for your rabbit or other small animals, each of which has its own attributes, so before we go on to offer you a summary, let’s have a recap of the features you need to look out for. Important Features to Consider Pets at Home reserves the right to amend, replace or withdraw the promotion and/or modify the terms of the promotion at any time; So, you want the best for your beloved bunny, and you have space in your garden for a quality hutch. What should you be looking for when you choose one for you? Here’s a few tips that you could use to make sure you get everything you need.Living World Green Eco Habitat: This gorgeous indoor rabbit cage features transparent walls and recycled rubber wood, and also comes with wheels to make moving and cleaning the hutch easy.

This three-storey rabbit cage design features 3 self-contained spaces, each with a metal pull out tray that makes it easy to keep clean. We have already reviewed a couple of hutches from Bunny Business, who claim to be the leading name in the field in the UK, and this one is very impressive indeed. It offers a very large enclosed run area with the living rooms on top, and measuring 41″ width x 20″ depth x 41″, clearly provides more than adequate space for your beloved pet. With strong and well-fixed wire and quality wood construction, you are also giving your rabbits or other small animals the best protection you can provide. A rabbit needs somewhere secluded to sleep and rest, so you will find a hutch has a solid door, and also plenty of space to hop around, as rabbits tend to do! Many of the hutches that follow feature an integral run, which is an excellent feature if you don’t want the hassle of a separate area for when the bunny comes out to play. So, now we know why we have rabbits as pets, let’s take a more detailed look at the best rabbit hutches on the market, so you can choose a wonderful house for your pet. Let’s Wrap It Up!Let us help you create the perfect safe haven for your Guinea Pigs.The Blossom Guinea Pig Hutch Pink & White is a picturesque hideaway ensuring your Guinea Pigs are able to relax, play and sleep comfortably, ideal for garden living.This two storey hutch is made from water resistant, solid wood and is suitable for 2 Guinea Pigs. That’s our list of useful things to look for, so all that remains now is to sum things up! How It Works

Once you've found your perfect indoor rabbit cage, take a look at the complete zooplus collection of The two-tier design seems to be a popular option for rabbit and guinea pig hutches, and our second choice from Bunny Business is one of these. You get, effectively, a full standard-type hutch on top of a sturdy run – complete with strong wire – which allows for less overall space to be taken up by the construction. It’s a clever way of using available space, and excellent for more compact gardens or yards – or even for indoor use during the colder months.We sometimes give our homes names, so why shouldn’t the rabbit’s home have a name? This model is ‘The Grove’, and it comes via a leading maker in the shape of Bunny Business. It’s a nice design in the traditional split-level format, and you get an integral run plus living and sleeping area – all the mod cons if you happen to be a rabbit! Unusually, it is finished in grey, but it actually looks very classy and would easily grace any garden. Both of these adorable creatures need secure and stable homes with access to a safe hiding space. The materials of the hutch should be chew-proof and damp-proof, and it should provide adequate protection from predators. Multiple floors are ideal as they offer further space to explore and allow your pet to keep their feeding, sleeping, and toilet areas separate.

We have no doubt you will be familiar with rabbit hutches – usually wooden constructions with doors on the front and an enclosed living area for the pet inside – but it should be said that that modern variety has become ever-more sophisticated, and there are some quite excellent models available, as you will see when you read on. It is best to give your rabbit – or rabbits, if you have more than one – plenty of space for exercise, and each of the hutches here offers plenty. Indoor Rabbit Cage Bunny rabbits can thrive indoors. Small, furry friends like rabbits or guinea pigs can make great indoor pets, and it all starts with a good indoor rabbit cage. It comes with mosquito screens to protect your rabbits from disease. It has solid timber legs so it sits nicely on a balcony or indoor floor. We have plenty of safe and comfortable indoor rabbit hutches, meaning you won't have to compromise on style or comfort: For your pet's safety, examine the hutch from time to time for wear and tear and replace when appropriate.Do not allow children to use the hutch as a play thing.Rabbits rank third on the list of popular pets in the UK – behind dogs and cats – and it is estimated that there are almost a million of them kept as pets at any one time. They are excellent pets for children as they are low maintenance, peaceful and fun, and they enjoy interaction with people, too. There are different types, from the smaller dwarf varieties to very large ones that are often kept as house pets, and they are cheap to buy and feed. So, before we have a look at the top 10 best rabbit hutches – and you want the very best for your bunny – a little bit more about rabbits, and the homes we are going to recommend. Model It is best to ensure that your hutch is in a safe, sheltered position before introducing your pet to their new home. For safety reasons, please ensure that when fitting a pet water bottle (sold separately), the bottle is fitted on the exterior of the hutch with the nozzle directed to the inside. COZY PET 4ft Rabbit Hutch. W 47 x D 19.75 x H 40 inches (W 120 x D 50 x H 101.5 CM); with 5.5 Sq Ft of play area. Size – rabbits – and other animals – need adequate space in which to live and play, and you also need to choose a hutch that will fit your available space. Some of these are very big, others not so, but all offer sufficient area for a couple of rabbits to exist happily within.