Is this habitat acceptable for a bunny?

[QuailMan6666]

Is this rabbit habitat example I found on Pinterest acceptable for keeping a bunny in?

 

[sourland]

The rabbit will have fun. Not certain how easy it will be to keep clean.

 

[QuailMan6666]

The rabbit will have fun. Not certain how easy it will be to keep clean.

So it’s not a cruel habitat right? And the bunny will use the litter box so there won’t be any other mess elsewhere, right?

 

[sourland]

The rabbit may or may not use the litter box. Also some rabbits tend to spray urine.

@Kiki what do you think?

 

[dripbabygirl]

Is this rabbit habitat example I found on Pinterest acceptable for keeping a bunny in?

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I have a bunny too

 

[TaylorGlade]

I have never had luck getting a rabbit litter trained, so congrats to you! I'm sure that took a lot of work. And yes - that looks difficult to clean. It's too tall. I wonder if you could modify the plans so the trays slid out just in case. And yes - they can spray.

As far as it being humane, I used to have one smaller than that and housed two ferrets. Of course it was their sleeping spot and they ran around during the day.

 

[QuailMan6666]

The rabbit may or may not use the litter box. Also some rabbits tend to spray urine.

@Kiki what do you think?

Would lining the floors of each level with stick on floor tiles make the cleaning easier?

 

[ShrekDawg]

@EverythingDucks

 

[dripbabygirl]

I have a bunny that is not train and I don't know how to train it to go to the bathroom

 

[EverythingDucks]

Rabbits do much better with open floor space than they do multiple stories. While this can be used as a "home base" in addition to free roaming I would recommend an x-pen over this type of enclosure. Here are some examples.

Both are appropriate as they provide enough space for all the necessities and room for exercise. They both include hides, a large litter box, toys, fresh hay, and a food and water dish.
With bunny proofing and litter training you can also let your rabbit free roam in a safe space. It is recommended that you lwt your rabbit free roam for at least 4 hours a day to ensure that they are getting enough exercise and mental stimulation.