Rabbit Hutch Plans and Designs

Rabbits are usually known as the most kept pets in our homes across the world. There are so many different breeds of rabbits which has short and long hair. They both are equally loved by their owners. It has been seen that kids are especially very fond of rabbits. They love it when they hop around the garden and the way they hold the carrots in their front paws and nibble them. In the jungle, they live in a burrow. It is considered their hiding place and place of comfort. They usually give birth to their offspring breeds in their burrows. In order to give rabbits a natural environment so they can live longer life and their breed stays in successful captivity, it is very necessary to create a bunny hutch or a house for them.

Rabbits are mostly fond of eating fruits and vegetables. You need to keep a fresh stock of fruits and vegetables for them, which you should feed them on regular basis. Since they have a faster digestion system, excrete and eat a lot, you should clean their captivity on regular basis. When you are building a rabbit hutch you need to keep in mind a design that is very easy to clean, feeding them is easier and they have a lot of space for captivity. You can easily build a rabbit house in your house all selves rather than going to the market and making a customized outdoor and indoor bunny hutch. You can easily build your rabbit hutch at home. It will make with a cheap price and doing it might actually be a great activity as well. First thing you need is a blueprint for making a hutch to know how to build it, below we have listed 10 best free DIY (do-it-yourself) rabbit hutch designs and plans.

A small rabbit hutch (can accommodate for 3 to 6 rabbits):

You will need four pieces of wood and in equal size of 150cm. it is for the long section of the cage. Take the long wood pallets and cut them in one meter pieces for the structural solid of the long wood. You’ll need eight pieces for that. Nail long sections with the short ones and form the bottom rabbit barn. Now nail the wire sheet on the sides at the bottom of the cage. Make a small structure with wood and attach it on the top so rabbits can come out easily. Cover the entire wire sheet completely.