Some Items We Love:

*Avoid Kaytee brand because they market many unsafe products for Rabbits* 

Always monitor to avoid ingestion.

  • Xpen (at least 36” tall for most)
  • Non-slip flooring to prevent injuries – padded is great for feet to help prevent sore hocks. Examples: Fleece, quilts, waterproof mats
    *Monitor it is not being eaten/ingested
  • Hide cords, cover outlets, and bunny proof your home for safe free roaming and exercise time (at least a few hours a day)
    Examples of cord protectors or strips.
  • Litter Box (no grates) that Your Bun Fits Well in With Space to Move Comfortably In.  Under-bed storage containers work great as litter boxes as well.  Options by Rabbit Size here.
  • Litter:  We love natural pine pellets which can be found in a horse section of a Fleet Farm/Tractor Supply Plus store at around $7 for 40 lbs..  We have found this reduces odor most and is cost effective.
  • Heavy Bowl/Crock for water (NO bottles) because rabbits drink a lot of water.
  • Quality Pellets, such as Oxbow *avoid anything with seeds/colored pieces/additives and read ingredients* 
    Examples & details based on age and size here.
  • Quality Timothy hay and a plan to store out of plastic and inside to prevent mold. Hay is essential for proper health and prevention of dental issues and will make up 80% of your rabbit’s diet. (Example: Oxbow).  Details & Other Examples here.
  • Brushes that are safe for delicate skin. Your rabbit will molt! Regular brushing is needed to prevent a blockage from too much ingestion of hair.  Examples:  Buster Comb and Small Comb *plastic tips* 
  • Nail Clipper
  • Hidey hut/Tunnels to feel safe in (boxes work great!). We also love cardboard cat houses (no catnip).
  • Enrichment Activities/Toys to provide Stimulation & Exercise. Rabbits naturally like to dig and forage! We love to feed daily pellet rations in toys/dig boxes.
  • Pellet Dispensers or Balls for daily pellet ration
  • Cardboard Scratchers / Houses *No catnip.  Cardboard without much dye or tape with holes cut out work well, too.
  • Natural/Safe Balls to Chew
  • Puzzles
  • Timothy Hay Mats
  • Edible Tunnel
  • Non-edible Tunnels 
  • Foraging Mats 
  • Stacking Cups
  • Toy Keys
  • Ear cleaner for lop-eared rabbits
  • Emergency Kit