- Apr 25, 2008
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This cage my dad and I made for my Flemish Giant Rabbit, Dash.
He had a litter box on one end and used it too.
Here's the hutch I build for McTavish (another Flemish Giant rabbit of mine). It's 6 ft long, 3 ft deep and 2 ft high, and insulated with ridged insulation (the pink stuff) in the walls, floor, and door, and R22 insulation in the ceiling.
I used plexi glass for the window. There's a storage area on the top.
There are two 'rooms' with a dividing wall. There's a litter box in each 'room'. Cleaning that cage is so quick and easy! Dump litter in compost, scrape out any droppings that missed the litter box and you're done!
I moved it onto a stand and put it on the most sheltered side of the house. I'll be building McTavish a 9 x 9 ft run soon. He also gets taken on walks on his harness and leash. Sometimes I take him for walks with one of my dog, Keltie.
He had a litter box on one end and used it too.
Here's the hutch I build for McTavish (another Flemish Giant rabbit of mine). It's 6 ft long, 3 ft deep and 2 ft high, and insulated with ridged insulation (the pink stuff) in the walls, floor, and door, and R22 insulation in the ceiling.
I used plexi glass for the window. There's a storage area on the top.
There are two 'rooms' with a dividing wall. There's a litter box in each 'room'. Cleaning that cage is so quick and easy! Dump litter in compost, scrape out any droppings that missed the litter box and you're done!
I moved it onto a stand and put it on the most sheltered side of the house. I'll be building McTavish a 9 x 9 ft run soon. He also gets taken on walks on his harness and leash. Sometimes I take him for walks with one of my dog, Keltie.
