Wouldn't it be wonderful to live in a huge house that was kept up by someone else? Indeed your rabbit would also find it great to live in a large cage however; it would need a bit of work on your part to keep it in good order.
If you adore your pet rabbit and want it to remain healthy then you should certainly get a bigger cage.
Below are 3 ways large rabbit cages can help your rabbit.
1.
Usually, the rule is to buy a cage that is 4 times bigger than your rabbit; however, you should know that you would also need a spot for a food dish, water dispenser, and room for toys as well.
You can put straw on the ground of the cage.
Your rabbit will also grow in time and all these things will take up a lot of space in the cage.
A bigger cage will let you keep all the items in the cage without inconveniencing your rabbit while it is having fun exploring.
2.
Rabbits naturally hop and a small cage will limit the bunny's movements.
This can lead to aching muscles and your rabbit will become stiff over time and sad in a small cage, and unable to complain to you.
A bigger cage will also allow for more waste before you will need to clean it.
A well-built cage with a vinyl-flooring piece over the wire or wooden floor will make it clean at all times and will help your rabbit stay healthy and keep your cage odor-free.
3.
If you get a bigger cage then your rabbit will not be scared or crammed when inside.
This will lure your rabbit back into its secure cage when outdoor playtime is over.
You will not need to force your rabbit back into its cage because it will happily hop to its home for a good night's rest after playing with your family.
Stay away from chicken mesh rabbit cages or cages with bare metal wires at the bottom because these may damage your rabbit's hocks.
Wooden cages with chew-resistant wire are also great and you may make on your own over a weekend.
Your rabbit will be over the moon especially if you go all out and buy or build a duplex rabbit cage with a rabbit run.
Your pet rabbit also needs the freedom to move around with ease inside rabbit cages.
This will enable it to move around without being afraid of harm and help keep its health in good order.
You should care about your rabbit's future and buy or make it a grand cage that is only limited by what you are willing to spend and the space inside your home.
Your rabbit will be so pleased that it will hop along the inside of the cage in bliss while being a great pet for many years to your family.