Is it big enough for two rabbits?

It is sized for one rabbit or two dwarf rabbits. Larger breeds will find the 21.5 by 20.75 inch house cramped, especially since rabbits need room to stand and turn.

Can rabbits dig out of the run?

Yes. The run is floorless so rabbits reach the grass, and determined diggers can tunnel out. Bury mesh under the run or move the hutch regularly.

Can I use it indoors?

Yes, the footprint fits a room. Add a mat or solid floor in the run, since the bare base is not kind to indoor flooring.

Does it need assembly?

Yes, it ships flat and must be assembled. Two people make fitting the roof and run panels easier.

The pull-out tray under the house handles most waste. The run has no tray, so spot-clean the ground and replace bedding in the house regularly.

Will the wood survive rain?

The asphalt roof sheds water, but the fir panels are not sealed. Treat the wood or move the hutch under cover for wet seasons.

Where is the Wooden Rabbit Hutch with Run and Ramp cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $285.08, as of our latest check.

Wooden Rabbit Hutch with Run and Ramp

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$285.08Free shipping

Color: Brown and White

Arrives about Nov 14–23, from a US warehouse

No returns for change of mind. If it arrives damaged or isn't what you ordered, or never arrives, report it within 30 days and we refund you in full.

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Our take on the Wooden Rabbit Hutch with Run and Ramp

This is a fir wood hutch with an attached run, a ramp connecting the two, and an asphalt roof over the enclosed house. The floorless run sits on grass, and a large ground-level door lets rabbits hop in and out on their own. It suits one rabbit or two dwarfs, and the size fits indoors or out. Compared with wire-only hutches, the solid wood house and roof give better weather and predator protection, but the open run has no floor, so digging out is a real risk unless you add a mesh base or move it often.