Discover the Best Rabbit Hutches & Habitats

Eight epoxy-coated panels create more than 10 square feet, with 1-inch bar spacing and extra-tall sides. MidWest identifies rabbits and indoor/outdoor use. Add a solid nonslip floor, litter area, hide, and weather-safe supervision; the pen alone is not a furnished habitat.

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A powder-coated steel playpen with 29-inch-high panels, 1-inch wire spacing, and 10 square feet of documented interior space. Prevue permits indoor or outdoor use for rabbits, ferrets, and guinea pigs; it still needs solid flooring and supervision.

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The 48-by-24-inch Open Living variant provides 8 square feet with a removable waterproof clip-on liner and connectable wire frame. It is open-top; Kaytee recommends the separately sold roof around rabbits, other pets, or small children.

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The larger 60-by-30-inch Open Living variant provides 12.5 square feet and the same removable waterproof liner and connectable frame system. Its open top requires household-specific escape and predator planning; the optional roof is sold separately.

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A powder-coated wire-top habitat over a 5.5-inch-deep cleanable plastic pan with full-width side and top access. Two optional extensions are documented. Use it as a basecamp connected to substantially more exercise space, not sole confinement.

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A folding wire rabbit home with top and front doors, slide latches, urine guard, and a front-slide plastic pan. MidWest also lists a 0.5-inch mesh floor; cover all standing area with a secure solid nonslip surface to protect feet, and use the unit only within a larger living plan.

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A 32.5-by-19-by-17.5-inch wire-top home with 3/8-inch spacing and a 6.25-inch-deep plastic base. Prevue identifies it for small rabbits and provides front and roof doors. Its roughly 4.3-square-foot footprint makes it a temporary or basecamp enclosure only.

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A 27.25-by-17.375-by-14-inch plastic-base cage with welded wire top, 1-inch spacing, and a large top door. The footprint is only about 3.3 square feet, so despite the rabbit label it is suitable only for transport-adjacent, recovery, or other short-term roles with veterinary guidance.

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A wire-net habitat over a detachable plastic base with a removable 40-centimeter extension and wood house. Front and side openings support cleaning. Even with the extension, it should function as an indoor base connected to generous exercise space.

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A wood hutch-and-run measuring 61.42 by 40.94 by 26.02 inches with 17.46 square feet stated by the maker, a waterproof PVC floor layer, open roof, side doors, spring latches, and reinforced hinges. It is not safe sole confinement: climate, digging predators, shade, drainage, and additional exercise all require planning.

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A 56.7-by-21.3-by-33.4-inch wood hutch with 10.4 square feet stated by Aivituvin, an extra-deep pull-out tray, five doors, asphalt roof, and detachable sides that allow two units to connect. Treat it as a shelter/base within a larger protected area, never the rabbit's whole world.

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An 81-by-17.375-by-33.5-inch wood-and-wire structure with an elevated shelter, double run, four bolt-latched doors, 0.5-inch wire spacing, and removable hutch tray. Its 17.375-inch depth is narrow: it is not suitable as sole confinement despite the 7-foot length.

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