Fun for Bunny

[MilosMummy]

My bunny is an indoor bunny and I wondered how to make a fun indoor space for him? At the moment its quite boring and has done for the last week and a bit since he came home but I can see he is getting more active. At present he has a tunnel and some toys but what else can I do to make a fun space for him. I don't mind setting it up in the kitchen/living room in the morning but it preferably needs to be something that can be packed away in the evening when I go to bed. Can you buy indoor runs?

 

[TasherR]

These are really good fun for buns and have great reviews and they can be stored away and changed around so that he doesnt get bored plus they are 'bunny proof' to chewing so no mess https://www.thehayexperts.co.uk/Tunnels,+Tents+%2526+Mats.8/Maze+Haven.414.html
as for buying an indoor run you can use the puppy pen type of things like this
http://www.canineconcepts.co.uk/item--Six-sided-Puppy-Pen--metal-puppy-pen---dogs
great for adding extra running space onto a cage during the night

 

[MilosMummy]

Oh no the Maze Havan is out of stock Will definately be getting one of these when they are available again.

 

[Elena]

Can you bunnyproof a room? The problem with runs is it means you can no longer use that space. I find bunnyproofing and providing an area with a hideout (carriers are quite good for this) and litter tray is easier than building a run. The Trixie runs are quite good if you do want to go that way though, as you can use as little or as many panels as you like as they aren't linked.

As for toys a lot of people just use cardboard boxes and cut holes in them. Mine love jumping on and off things so have ramps or boxes or chairs to jump on.