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Gotcha. With an ex-pen permanently attached to a hutch or cage, the size of the cage isn't that important. So the size of the one shown isn't much of an issue. However, it is not laid out well for a rabbit and -- fair warning-- it will be a hassle to keep clean. The doors don't allow for easy...

Did you see the rabbits available here? https://www.morabbit.org/adoptable-rabbits They also have an "adoption class." The adoption fee includes not only spay/neuter but also a vaccine series and a number of other things: https://www.morabbit.org/adoption-process It used to be the case that...

Another consideration if you are concerned about your parents and wanting to keep things clean and not smelly... I'd strongly advise against getting a baby rabbit. I would advise any first-timer against getting a baby just because they can be a real pain to deal with -- not only hormones, but...

Agreed on the pellets. If the litter box is large enough and is topped daily with hay, one can go much longer between cleaning. With just one rabbit, I could honestly go a full week before emptying the litter box -- no smell!! (With 2 rabbits, it was twice per week.) The key is putting fresh...

I don't think you'll be happy with the one here in the photo. It will be a pain to keep clean because it doesn't have easy access. There's also very little usable space inside. The sample that @EverythingDucks pictured is more open, and would be cheaper to make. NIC grids could also be used.