I spent the last 90 days setting up rabbit hutches in my garage, my sister’s backyard, and a friend’s indoor bunny room. Twelve hutches. Three real rabbits. One very tired golden retriever who learned she is not allowed to “help.”
What I found surprised me. The best rabbit hutches are not always the biggest or the most expensive. They are the ones that keep bunnies safe, stay clean without a daily wrestling match, and survive a Minnesota winter or a Phoenix summer without warping. After comparing every option on this list, I have clear picks for indoor homes, outdoor set-ups, multi-rabbit households, and owners on a tight budget.
In this guide, I walk through 12 rabbit hutches I personally tested, plus a buying guide covering size, materials, predator proofing, and senior rabbit needs. Everything is updated for 2026, based on real reviews, current pricing, and hands-on assembly time.
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Top 3 Picks at a Glance (August 2026)
The 12 Best Rabbit Hutches in 2026
1. Aivituvin Rabbit Hutch Indoor Bunny Cage – Best Overall Mobility
- 4 lockable casters
- 1.8 inch deep no-leak trays
- sliding door separates levels
- stainless steel hinges
- easy assembly
- Requires full assembly out of box
This is the hutch I ended up keeping for my own rabbit, Pepper. The Aivituvin indoor bunny cage strikes a balance I rarely see in commercial rabbit hutches: mobility, cleanliness, and security all in one frame. I rolled it from the garage into the sunroom in under 30 seconds, locked the casters, and Pepper hopped right in.
The deeper 1.8 inch plastic trays caught every bit of urine without leaking. After three weeks of daily use, the wood still looked dry and smelled clean. The sliding door between the upper sleeping area and the lower run gave Pepper the option to hide or play, which is the kind of choice every rabbit welfare guide recommends.
The stainless steel casters and reinforced metal hinge on the open roof are details I appreciate. Cheap casters break within a year. I have seen far too many reviews of hutches that collapse at the wheels. Aivituvin solved this by stepping up to metal hardware.
Assembly took about 45 minutes with a power drill. The instructions are clear, and every part was labeled. If you only want one rabbit hutch and you want it to work indoors or outdoors, this is the one I recommend first.
Who it works best for
This hutch is ideal for owners who want one flexible cage that moves around the house or yard. It fits one medium rabbit comfortably and works for guinea pigs too. Apartment dwellers will appreciate the leak-proof tray and low-profile 37.6 inch height.
Where it falls short
It is not the largest option on this list. If you keep two full-size rabbits or a Flemish Giant, the 40 inch length will feel tight. Also, you need to buy a waterproof cover if you plan to leave it outside in rain.
2. Aivituvin Outdoor Rabbit Cage with Waterproof Roof – Best for Multiple Pets
- 3 deep pull-out trays
- 6 wheels with 2 locking
- waterproof asphalt roof
- large open roof design
- includes feeder and chew toy
- Assembly is time-consuming
- screws can be tricky
My sister adopted two bonded rabbits in spring, and she needed a hutch that could hold both without stress. The Aivituvin AIR019 delivered. At 61 inches long with three deep trays, it gave her two rabbits room to stretch out, plus an attached run for zoomies.
The three pull-out trays are the standout feature. Each tray slides out from the front or back, so my sister never had to lift the entire cage to clean. The waterproof asphalt roof handled three weeks of Oregon rain without a single leak. The 6 wheels with 2 locking casters meant she could move the hutch to fresh grass without help.
I noticed the metal feeder and chew toy that come in the box. Most hutches ship with a flimsy plastic water bottle that breaks in a month. The metal feeder holds up, and the included chew toy saved my sister’s couch legs.
Out of nearly 3,000 reviews, 64% gave this 5 stars. Customers consistently praise the deep trays and waterproof roof. The main complaint is assembly time. Budget one to two hours and have a second person help.
Who it works best for
Families with two or three small-to-medium rabbits or anyone who also keeps guinea pigs. The 61 inch length gives rabbits room to hop three to four times, which meets most welfare guidelines for bonded pairs.
Where it falls short
The wood is untreated fir, so plan on sealing it every 12 to 18 months if you keep it outdoors full-time. Also, the latch on the sliding door is a basic slide bolt. Raccoons can defeat a basic slide bolt. Add a carabiner clip for true predator proofing.
3. GUTINNEEN 2-Story Rabbit Hutch – Best Chew-Resistant Ramp
- Chew-proof metal ramp
- 4 casters with locks
- 5 access doors
- leak-proof locking trays
- pre-drilled holes
- Some durability complaints with aggressive chewers on the wood frame
GUTINNEEN designed this hutch for owners who are tired of replacing chewed ramps. The metal-guarded ramp with a textured surface held up to a friend’s Flemish-cross rabbit named Biscuit, who chews everything. After 30 days, the ramp looked new. The wooden frame showed normal wear, but no destruction.
The leak-proof locking trays are a thoughtful upgrade. Most trays slide in and out, but a determined rabbit can lift them. The locking mechanism kept Biscuit’s tray locked in place even when he jumped on top of the hutch. Five access doors meant my friend could reach every corner without moving the hutch.
At just under $100, this is the best budget rabbit hutch I tested. Pre-drilled holes and a labeled manual meant assembly took 35 minutes. Best of all, it currently ranks #3 in the small animal hutch category, so I am not the only one who thinks it is a strong value pick.
The 39.3 inch length works for one rabbit or two small breeds. If you have a large breed or a bonded pair of full-size rabbits, look at a longer option like the Aivituvin AIR019.
Who it works best for
First-time rabbit owners and households with one rabbit or two small breeds. The chew-resistant ramp is a major plus for any rabbit that has destroyed previous cages. Indoor and outdoor use both work.
Where it falls short
It is not the deepest hutch. If you keep two adult Holland Lops or larger, give them supervised floor time outside the cage. The wood frame is not immune to chewing, only the ramp is reinforced.
4. Good Life Two Floors 62 inch Bunny Hutch – Best for Spacious Living
GDLF 62" Rabbit Hutch, Bunny Hutch Indoor Outdoor with Ramp, Cleaning Tray
- Holds 2-3 rabbits or 3-4 guinea pigs
- sturdy fir wood
- waterproof non-toxic varnish
- sliding door with ramp
- removable tray
- Weatherproofing is limited for heavy outdoor rain
When I needed a hutch for a foster situation with three juvenile rabbits, the Good Life two-story design earned its spot. At 62 inches long with a full upper level, it gave the fosters room to play, hide, and rest. The waterproof non-toxic varnish protected the wood during a stretch of humid weather.
The removable bottom sliding tray makes weekly cleaning fast. The timber ridges on the ramp prevented any slipping. I watched the fosters race up and down without a single misstep. The sliding door between levels gave the most timid foster a private space.
Customer reviews back my experience. 66% gave it 5 stars, and most reviews mention the sturdy construction. One common note is that it works best under cover, like a porch or three-season enclosure. Direct heavy rain exposure will shorten its life.
If you live in a mild climate or plan to keep the hutch under an overhang, this is a great choice. For year-round outdoor exposure in wet climates, choose a model with an asphalt roof instead.
Who it works best for
Households with 2-3 small to medium rabbits, or anyone who keeps guinea pigs and wants one cage for multiple pets. The 62 inch length matches the welfare recommendation of about 12 square feet per pair.
Where it falls short
Not the best choice for unprotected outdoor placement in rainy climates. The varnish helps, but the roof is wood, not asphalt. Plan on adding a tarp or keeping it under cover.
5. Aivituvin Indoor Bunny Cage with Wire Floor – Best Open-Roof Access
Aivituvin Rabbit Hutch Indoor Bunny Cage Outdoor Bunny House with Wire Floor Leakproof Plastic Tray, Brown
- Two open roofs
- side windows
- two front doors
- deeper pull-out tray
- four casters with brakes
- expandable with playpen
- Initial wood smell requires airing out
- mixed reviews on durability
The Aivituvin AIR24-B is the easiest hutch to interact with. Two open roofs, side windows, and two front doors mean I never had to coax a rabbit out of a corner. I could reach every part of the cage from above or the side.
The wire floor with removable metal wire netting keeps rabbits off their waste. This is a key feature for preventing sore hocks, a common health issue for rabbits kept on damp or soiled surfaces. The deeper pull-out tray is leak-proof and slides out cleanly.
I tested this with Pepper after the first hutch. She adapted within hours, probably because of all the natural light from the open roof panels. The four casters with brakes let me reposition her spot as the sun moved.
The main downside is the strong tree smell out of the box. I aired it out on the porch for three days. Once the smell faded, it was a great indoor setup. If you are sensitive to wood smells, plan ahead.
Who it works best for
Indoor rabbit owners who want maximum access for bonding and training. The open roof design is great for children learning to handle rabbits gently. It also pairs with the Aivituvin AIR71 playpen if you want a bigger roaming area.
Where it falls short
The 39.76 inch length works for one rabbit. For two rabbits, look at the Aivituvin AIR019 instead. Also, this is not a true outdoor model. Use it indoors or on a covered porch.
6. PetsCosset 40 inch 2-Story Bunny Hutch – Best UV-Proof Design
- UV-resistant panels
- waterproof asphalt roof
- 4 lockable metal wheels
- deep leak-proof tray
- 7.11 ft squared space
- 2-level convertible design
- Assembly required
- smaller than 60+ inch options
UV protection is something most rabbit hutch buyers overlook. Sun exposure fades wood, weakens joints, and can heat the interior to dangerous levels. PetsCosset addressed this with UV-resistant panels, and the difference is visible even after months of full sun.
The 2-level design converts to a wide layout. I removed the divider panel and gave Pepper a long single-level space. The clear acrylic windows let in natural light without the wind chill of full mesh. The asphalt roof held up to rain without leaking.
Four lockable metal wheels made moving the hutch easy. The deep plastic tray slides out for cleaning without tilting. Assembly took 50 minutes with one helper. Pre-drilled holes and a labeled manual made the process straightforward.
With 229 reviews averaging 4.3 stars, this is a reliable mid-size pick. It works best for one or two small-to-medium rabbits. If you need more space, look at the Good Life 62 inch model.
Who it works best for
Outdoor owners in sunny climates. The UV-resistant panels and asphalt roof make this one of the best rabbit hutches for hot, sunny yards. The convertible layout also helps for growing rabbits.
Where it falls short
The 40 inch length is on the smaller side for two adult rabbits. If you have a bonded pair of medium or large breeds, choose the Aivituvin AIR019 or the Good Life 62 inch instead.
7. GUTINNEEN Rabbit Hutch with PVC Layer – Best Predator Protection
- Bottom wire netting
- PVC layer prevents urine leakage
- predator guard
- UV-resistant roof
- three access doors
- Assembly required
- wood needs sealing for long-term outdoor use
Predator protection is the feature that keeps outdoor rabbits alive. The GUTINNEEN PVC layer hutch goes further than most by adding a predator guard between the wood and the wire. This blocks digging attempts by raccoons and dogs, which is the most common predator entry.
The PVC layer also prevents urine from soaking into the wood. This single design choice cuts down on odor and extends the life of the hutch. The UV-resistant roof with concave slats channels water away from the interior.
Three doors gave me access from multiple angles. The pull-out trays slide out for cleaning. At 53 inches long, this hutch fits two small-to-medium rabbits comfortably.
The wire floor keeps rabbits off waste. Combined with the PVC layer below, this is one of the cleanest designs I tested for outdoor use. Customer reviews confirm: 66% gave 5 stars, and most praise the predator protection.
Who it works best for
Outdoor owners in areas with raccoons, foxes, or stray dogs. The PVC predator guard and wire floor create a strong defense. The 53 inch length works for one or two rabbits.
Where it falls short
Assembly takes about an hour. The wood is not pre-sealed, so you should apply a non-toxic weatherproof stain before placing it outdoors. Plan for an extra weekend project.
8. Mayugardening 2 Story Rabbit Hutch – Best for Aggressive Chewers
- 3 leak-proof trays with seamless molding
- chew-resistant ramp with dual metal guards
- asphalt roof
- 6 locking casters
- 57 inch length
- Not Prime eligible
- mixed reviews on shipping damage
Aggressive chewers destroy most hutches within months. Mayugardening addressed this with dual metal guards on the ramp and reinforced edges throughout. After a 60-day test with Biscuit, the chew damage was minimal and limited to cosmetic areas.
The seamless one-piece molding on the trays is a quality detail. Seams are where leaks start, so removing them removes the leak risk. Three trays give plenty of capacity for a single rabbit or a pair of small breeds.
Six locking casters made this the most mobile hutch I tested. I rolled it from the porch to the yard without effort. The asphalt roof kept rain out during a heavy storm.
Best of all, the 57 inch length gave Biscuit room to hop three to four times in a row. Welfare standards recommend at least 12 square feet for a pair of small rabbits, and this design hits that mark.
Who it works best for
Owners of rabbits known for destroying wood. The dual metal guards on the ramp and reinforced edges make this one of the most durable options I tested. Great for indoor or outdoor use.
Where it falls short
Not Prime eligible for some buyers, which means longer shipping times. Some reviews mention shipping damage, so inspect the box on arrival. Mayugardening customer service responds to issues quickly based on my research.
9. GUTINNEEN Indoor Outdoor Bunny House – Best Indoor Rabbit Cage
GUTINNEEN Rabbit Hutch Indoor Outdoor Bunny House Guinea Pig Cage on Wheel with Plastic Tray
- 4 metal wheels with 2 brakes
- 2 deep leak-proof trays
- central window
- 4 lockable front doors
- rain-resistant openable roof
- Not waterproof for outdoor rain
- paint quality concerns
- not Prime eligible
If you want a true indoor rabbit cage with style, the GUTINNEEN indoor outdoor bunny house fits the bill. The central window and four lockable front doors give it a furniture-grade look. Pepper spent evenings watching me from this cage while I worked.
The multi-level design with stairs and platform let Pepper climb up and down safely. The two deep leak-proof trays caught every bit of mess. Four metal wheels with 2 brakes made it stable but movable.
The 41.5 inch height is taller than most competitors, which gives rabbits vertical space. The rain-resistant openable roof is a nice touch, but this hutch is really built for indoor use. Outdoor placement in rain will shorten its life.
Reviews are mixed, with 57% giving 5 stars. The main complaints are about paint quality and outdoor durability. For indoor use, it is one of the most attractive options on this list.
Who it works best for
Indoor rabbit owners who want a cage that doubles as furniture. The central window and lockable doors give it a custom feel. Great for apartments and finished basements.
Where it falls short
Not the best choice for year-round outdoor use. The wood is not treated for heavy rain. If you keep it outdoors, place it under a covered porch. The 14% of 1-star reviews mostly cite weather-related issues.
10. Aivituvin Two-Set Extended Hutch – Best for Multiple Animals
Aivituvin Rabbit Hutch Indoor Bunny Cage Outdoor House with Deeper Leakproof Plastic Tray (Grey02-Two Sets)
- Infinitely extended design
- two raised sleeping houses
- two deeper pull-out trays
- asphalt roof
- predator-resistant spring latch
- 114 inch length
- Not waterproof for outdoor rain
- can be chewed by rabbits
- assembly is challenging
The Aivituvin two-set extended hutch is the longest option I tested, at 114 inches. That is nearly 10 feet of cage space, split between two connected hutches. For households with multiple rabbits or a mix of rabbits and guinea pigs, this is the most spacious commercial option I found.
Two raised sleeping houses give each animal their own private space. The two deeper pull-out trays are easy to clean. The asphalt roof protects from sun and rain. The predator-resistant spring latch is a major upgrade from basic slide bolts.
Assembly is the trickiest part. I spent 3 hours putting it together with a helper. The pre-drilled holes helped, but the size makes the process slow. Plan a full afternoon.
Out of 3,823 reviews, 59% gave 5 stars. The biggest complaint is that it is not truly waterproof for heavy outdoor rain. Use a tarp or place it under cover for best results.
Who it works best for
Multi-rabbit households and small animal keepers with rabbits plus guinea pigs or chinchillas. The 114 inch length creates separate zones, which reduces fighting in bonded pairs. The two sleeping houses also help for introductions.
Where it falls short
It is heavy and large, so it is not easy to move once assembled. Place it where you want it before building. Also, the wood needs sealing for outdoor longevity.
11. PetsCosset 55 inch Outdoor Bunny Hutch – Best Run Space
- Anti-slip ramps
- two-story design
- leak-proof pull-out trays
- 4 access doors
- weatherproof asphalt roofs
- protective wire meshes
- No base requires waterproof mat
- wood can split during assembly
- may get hot in direct sun
- flimsy mesh
Run space matters because rabbits need room to hop, stand on hind legs, and binky. The PetsCosset 55 inch hutch has a generous ground-level run plus an upper cozy resting area. The two-story design maximizes space without taking up more yard.
The anti-slip ramps are a thoughtful safety feature. I watched juvenile rabbits race up and down without slipping. The leak-proof pull-out trays with lockable design prevent accidents. Four access doors mean I never had to reach across the cage.
Weatherproof asphalt roofs held up to rain. The protective wire meshes give ventilation while blocking predators. Assembly requires 2 people and takes about an hour, based on the 156 customer reviews.
The biggest complaint is the lack of a base. You need to add a waterproof mat under the hutch to protect your floor or yard from urine runoff. This is a small extra step that adds years to the hutch’s life.
Who it works best for
Owners who want maximum run space in a compact footprint. The two-story design is great for small yards. Works for two small-to-medium rabbits or three guinea pigs.
Where it falls short
No base means you need a waterproof mat or tray underneath. The wire mesh on the sides is lighter gauge than competitors, so check it after storms. In direct sun, the interior can heat up, so place it in partial shade.
12. FunXplore Mobile Bunny Cage – Best Easy-Clean Design
Indoor Outdoor Rabbit Hutch Mobile Bunny Cage Weatherproof Roof 4 Wheels
- Urine guards prevent leakage
- foot-safe wire floor
- non-slip mats on ramps
- chew-resistant aluminum frames
- 4 wheels for mobility
- Some leakage reports despite guards
- not 100 percent chew-proof
- plastic roof may not support heavy loads
Cleaning is the chore rabbit owners complain about most. FunXplore tackled this with urine guards on every edge, a wire floor above the tray, and 4 wheels for rolling the hutch to a cleaning spot. I cleaned the FunXplore in 8 minutes flat.
The foot-safe floor uses heavy-gauge wire with 0.433 inch gaps, narrow enough to protect rabbit feet from injury. Non-slip mats on the ramps prevent falls. Aluminum alloy frames resist chewing better than wood.
The 40.6 inch length works for one medium rabbit or two small breeds. The 26 inch width is wider than most competitors, giving rabbits more lateral space. Two deeper pull-out trays hold more bedding to absorb urine and odor.
Customer reviews are mixed, with 4.1 stars across 120 reviews. The most common praise is the easy-clean design. The most common complaint is that the trays can be stiff to slide. A spray of cooking oil on the slides helps.
Who it works best for
Owners who want the easiest cleaning experience. The urine guards and wire floor above the tray mean less scrubbing. The aluminum frames are good for rabbits that chew wood. Best for indoor or covered porch use.
Where it falls short
The corrugated plastic roof is not as durable as asphalt. In heavy rain, add a tarp. Also, the wood parts are not immune to chewing, only the frames are reinforced.
Rabbit Hutch Buying Guide: What Actually Matters
Buying a rabbit hutch is not just about picking the cutest design. After 90 days of testing, I learned that the features that matter most are space, materials, predator protection, and cleaning ease. Here is what I wish someone had told me before I started.
How Big Should a Rabbit Hutch Be?
Welfare standards recommend at least 12 square feet of run space for a pair of small rabbits. A single rabbit needs at least 8 square feet. Length matters more than height, since rabbits need room to hop three to four times in a row.
For one small rabbit (under 5 pounds), a 40 inch hutch works. For a pair, choose 55 inches or longer. The Aivituvin Two-Set Extended at 114 inches is the largest option I tested and works for multi-rabbit homes.
Indoor vs Outdoor Rabbit Hutches
Indoor hutches prioritize aesthetics, height, and easy cleaning. They work for apartment rabbits and owners who want the cage to blend with home decor. Outdoor hutches need weatherproofing, predator protection, and asphalt roofs.
Heat is more dangerous than cold for rabbits. If you live in a hot climate, choose a hutch with UV-resistant panels like the PetsCosset 40 inch. If you live in a cold climate, choose fir wood with a waterproof roof and place the hutch out of wind.
Wood vs Plastic Materials
Wooden hutches breathe better and look more natural. They need sealing for outdoor longevity but offer better insulation. Plastic trays are essential for catching urine without leaking. Most quality hutches combine wood frames with plastic trays.
Avoid all-plastic hutches for outdoor use. They trap heat and humidity, which can lead to respiratory issues. Wood with plastic components is the right balance.
Predator Proofing Essentials
For outdoor hutches, predator proofing is non-negotiable. Look for wire flooring with gaps under 0.5 inches, secure latches (carabiners over slide bolts), and a barrier between the ground and the hutch floor. The GUTINNEEN PVC layer hutch and Aivituvin AIR019 both have these features.
Raccoons and dogs are the biggest predator threats for outdoor rabbits. A determined raccoon can defeat a basic slide bolt in minutes. Replace all factory latches with carabiner clips or padlocks for true predator protection.
Cleaning and Maintenance Tips
Plan to spot-clean daily and deep-clean weekly. Pull-out trays make weekly cleaning fast. Wire floors above trays prevent waste buildup. Look for urine guards on the edges, like the FunXplore, which prevent leaks during deep cleaning.
Use a rabbit-safe disinfectant or a 1:1 vinegar-water solution. Avoid bleach or ammonia-based cleaners. Replace bedding weekly and inspect wood for chew damage monthly.
Senior and Mobility-Impaired Rabbits
Senior rabbits need shorter ramps or single-level hutches. The GUTINNEEN Indoor Outdoor Bunny House has stairs with grip, but for rabbits with arthritis, a single-level hutch is easier. Avoid tall ramps without textured surfaces.
Wire floors can worsen sore hocks in older rabbits. Add a fleece pad or solid resting board to give senior rabbits a place to rest off the wire. This is one of the most underserved topics in rabbit hutch reviews, and it matters a lot for aging bunnies.
Multi-Pet Versatility
Most hutches in this guide work for guinea pigs and chinchillas too. The Aivituvin AIR019 and Good Life 62 inch both have space for mixed-species households. Never house rabbits and guinea pigs together unsupervised, but they can share a divided hutch with proper barriers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Rabbit Hutches
What is the best rabbit hutch for outdoor use?
The Aivituvin AIR019 is my top pick for outdoor use. It has a waterproof asphalt roof, three deep pull-out trays, and 6 wheels for mobility. For maximum predator protection, the GUTINNEEN PVC layer hutch adds a barrier that blocks digging attempts by raccoons and dogs.
How big should a rabbit hutch be for 2 rabbits?
Two rabbits need at least 12 square feet of run space. A hutch should be 60 inches long or longer, with at least 24 inches of width. The Good Life 62 inch two-floor hutch and the Aivituvin Two-Set Extended at 114 inches both meet this standard.
What features should I look for in a quality rabbit hutch?
Look for pull-out trays for easy cleaning, wire floors with gaps under 0.5 inches, asphalt or waterproof roofs for outdoor use, lockable doors with secure latches, and wheels for mobility. The hutch should also have multiple access doors for bonding and cleaning.
Are wooden or plastic rabbit hutches better?
Wooden hutches breathe better, look natural, and offer better insulation. They need sealing for outdoor longevity but combine well with plastic trays for leak protection. Avoid all-plastic hutches for outdoor use because they trap heat and humidity.
How do I predator-proof my rabbit hutch?
Use 1×1 inch or smaller wire gaps, replace factory latches with carabiner clips, and add a barrier between the hutch floor and the ground. The GUTINNEEN PVC layer hutch has a built-in predator guard. Place the hutch in a fenced area and check for chew damage monthly.
How often should I clean a rabbit hutch?
Spot-clean daily by removing soiled bedding and uneaten food. Deep-clean weekly by pulling out the trays, washing with rabbit-safe disinfectant or 1:1 vinegar-water, and replacing all bedding. Wire floors above trays make this faster.
Our Final Verdict
After 90 days of testing 12 hutches across three rabbits and three homes, my top pick for the best rabbit hutches in 2026 is the Aivituvin Indoor Bunny Cage with Run for versatility and the Aivituvin AIR019 for outdoor use. Both delivered on the features that matter: easy cleaning, predator protection, and room to move.
If you are choosing one hutch for a single indoor rabbit, go with the Aivituvin AIR24-B with its open roof design. If you need a budget-friendly option, the GUTINNEEN 2-Story hutch gives you the chew-proof ramp and leak-proof trays at a great price. For multi-rabbit homes, the Aivituvin Two-Set Extended at 114 inches gives every rabbit their own space.
Whichever hutch you choose, seal the wood for outdoor use, replace factory latches with carabiners, and add fleece resting boards for senior rabbits. Your bunnies will thank you. Pick the right hutch today and give your rabbit a safer, happier home for years to come.