Has anyone got one of these?

Sweetie · May 17, 2005

Hi all,

Just a quicky - has anyone got one of these for their buns?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=63513&item=4381662181&tc=photo

Just wondering whats best, one of these or using storage cubes???

Thanks Folks!

janice · May 17, 2005

Have a look through some of the old forums on here which do show a lot of wonderful things people have done with the cubes and the puppy pen idea. Another thought is to get a puppy crate and put a shelf in it for your bun to have a look out area to see what is going on in the houehold. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=20745&item=4382015033&rd=1

The advantage with a puppy crate is that the puppy crate already has a floor wheras the others you need to put down additional flooring to protect your pre existing one.

They all can make wonderful indoor pen, particualry as their are lots of wonderful ideas people have on here.

Janice

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Caz · May 17, 2005

If it is for the garden I should warn you that storage cubes will start to rust where the coating is removed. That galvanised mesh in the run pictured should work better. If it is for indoors the storage cubes have more flexability of design but that pen would work equally well.

Caz

Sweetie · May 17, 2005

Its for an indoor run as I live in a flat, im just getting some ideas at the moment. I have had a look at the previous posts about storage cubes and the designs are amazing!!! Space and money are a bit limited (

) for me at the moment so a puppy crate is sort of out of the question as the ones ive seen are quite expensive.

Sooty · May 17, 2005

I use mine inside and out. They're so versatile for everything really. You can use them to corner off unfriendly bunny areas inside and i use it outside attached to the run for more room. If you look on Rabbit Rehome they have a connection to a bigger one and they get money for it.

Sooty · May 17, 2005

I might need another one soon so thanks for that site!!! You can use it on klino without another flooring under it and you could buy a pet carrier (£9.99) in pets at home for a hideout. Youll need one anyway. Then a litter tray and toys you can make cheaply. I put strips of wood joined with garden ties round the bottom to stop hay and stuff coning out

Sweetie · May 17, 2005

Thanks for that photo! Looks like a great place for a bunny to live!

Elvis is currently 'free range' (sounds like a chicken!!) in the hall but theres a chance I might be getting another rabbit so im thinking of ideas as I dont fancy having two 'free range' while im at work......Elvis is golden but could be led astray by a little bunny friend....... :lol: :lol: :lol: :shock: or, if they dont get on i need some where for the new bun to live while Elvis remains in the hall. I have a very large cage for the new bun (if i get him) for the time being but not as a permenant home.

I already have a pet carrier, toys and stuff, just the actual home i need to think about :shock: :lol:

Sooty · May 17, 2005

Pens are definitely great and useful if they need to be seperated as you can just halve a room using it as a wall. Good luck

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