hello - i am new and although i have small animals, such as guinea pigs and a chinchilla, i would like to ask a few things if possible pls? I have taken on 2 rabbits which were in deseperate need of a new home from a family member who weren't being fed properly, no water, hutch with no roof etc access to a very small run and i have decided enough was enough and have taken them. They are out door rabbits, but are in a very large run in our animals play room in the house at the moment - i have put in hay, water and hidy places and wooden toys, but i need to ask a few things. They are roughly 11 months old and are males and tonight i have double checked and they do look like males and they are quite big rabbits.
Would a 4 ft x 2 ft double hutch be suitable for these 2 rabbits, if they were to have access to run also with access to the run most of the day? i have a large garden, but i need to make some areas secure before I can even think about putting them back outside, as we have an outdoor cat and a lot of the neightbours cats come into our garden. Our dogs use a large part of the garden also, but they would not be able to get near the rabbits as we have broken an area off for them.
Also I wanted to ask if you are able to use plain toilet roll for bedding area for rabbits like I used to do for our rescued hamsters? I couldn't find anything on the net about this. I dont use woodshavings as my guinea pigs live on vet bed.
Many thanks.
Natasha x
Would a 4 ft x 2 ft double hutch be suitable for these 2 rabbits, if they were to have access to run also with access to the run most of the day? i have a large garden, but i need to make some areas secure before I can even think about putting them back outside, as we have an outdoor cat and a lot of the neightbours cats come into our garden. Our dogs use a large part of the garden also, but they would not be able to get near the rabbits as we have broken an area off for them.
Also I wanted to ask if you are able to use plain toilet roll for bedding area for rabbits like I used to do for our rescued hamsters? I couldn't find anything on the net about this. I dont use woodshavings as my guinea pigs live on vet bed.
Many thanks.
Natasha x