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where to buy an indoor rabbit cage
- Thread starter wattsy
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I don't think you're going to get a decent indoor cage for under £60.00. I got my indoor cage from Zooplus, and it's got a pen attached and another cage that I already had so my two have a big cage to share - the cage and pen came to around £80.00, though the same cage now has gone up to £99.00.
A lot of people on here use NIC cubes to make an indoor pen and then use carriers or box for somewhere the bun can go in. Or a dog crate with attached pen which you may be able to get cheaper than a cage.
A lot of people on here use NIC cubes to make an indoor pen and then use carriers or box for somewhere the bun can go in. Or a dog crate with attached pen which you may be able to get cheaper than a cage.
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This is where you can get the cubes from - you can basically make whatever shape you like - I'm going to get some so I can build up so that my two will have their cage, with access into one of these so that they can have different levels.
If you look at this recent bunny housing thread you can get some fantastic ideas on how to start your own set-up.
Zooplus is fantastic - I ordered a massive sack of guinea pig food two weeks ago on a Friday at 9.00 pm and the delivery (there were a few other bits too :roll
came the following Wednesday - and it comes from Germany. Brilliant service and products.
If you look at this recent bunny housing thread you can get some fantastic ideas on how to start your own set-up.
Zooplus is fantastic - I ordered a massive sack of guinea pig food two weeks ago on a Friday at 9.00 pm and the delivery (there were a few other bits too :roll
came the following Wednesday - and it comes from Germany. Brilliant service and products.
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Hunnybunny2007
Warren Veteran
Heres a link on how to put a shelf in a dog crate - mine has a 42" and access to the living room, so she is not shut in for long periods. http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?t=52032
This is where I got mine from http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/48-Dog-Puppy-...rkparms=72:12|39:1|65:12&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
A lot of people use fire guards to attach to make a run - hope this gives you some more ideas
This is where I got mine from http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/48-Dog-Puppy-...rkparms=72:12|39:1|65:12&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14
A lot of people use fire guards to attach to make a run - hope this gives you some more ideas
I like dog crates for indoor housing - rabbits don't like being picked up, and with a dog crate they can easily hop out without the risk of breaking their leg in a door on a cage. If you want to keep the mess contained though, get the big size cat litter tray - the luxury type - for a baby rabbit, and underbed storage boxes for adult rabbits - all the litter and hay can go in there
prince-windie
Young Bun
Doggy Solutions seem to be really cheap for dog crates! I ordered mine and it came the next day! Currently have 20% off their gold and blue crates, and even cheaper light-weight crates too! Size-wise, I'd suggest getting the biggest you can afford!
Currently have 20% off their gold and blue crates, and even cheaper light-weight crates too! Size-wise, I'd suggest getting the biggest you can afford! 
