Thank you!... great Idea too

Have to, they can dig.

No that is not good for animals to walk on. Certainly not rabbits. Install a bottom, preferably inside, on the bottom.

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Except for the fact they expect people to put rabbits in these-

This would work well for rabbits. It could be placed directly on the ground and moved daily. The rabbits get fresh grass and are protected from predators. I have seen more rabbits get sore hocks from plastic bottom cages. When the cage is not maintained they stand in the urine.... causing ammonia burns.

@@glenns8418 definitely not. Horrible for rabbits

@@glenns8418 no, this will not work, maybe if the grass is think enough but rabbits don't have squishy paw protectors like cats dogs, they are used to soft soil and grass. That's why any hard floor is bad, my rabbit has this problem although it is free roaming and I have several carpets for him, his paws were getting raw from the hard floor. Wire Floors are the worst, rabbits can develop whole foot problems and bleed. It's abuse

Rabbits would not get sore hocks from this type of cage/wire.

@@uftc1324 yes they will

​@@spongebobsquarepants9001 they will not. Its common for rabbits to get sore hocks on bedding. Wire bottom cages are probibly the best opsion for rabbits. Did you even do reaserch?

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Nylon net is good

Nise

Chicken wire

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Measurements are on the description box.

You can always lay down a bedding of hay, straw, whatever is appropriate

Its fine if they're on the ground

If this were on the grass than the wire bottom would be perfectly fine, and they would not need hay (because they would have grass.) Having wire in the bottom of outdoor runs/bunny holes is a must to prevent anybun from digging out. Judging by this comment seem to have the top level basic bun mom knowledge. I would advise that you branch out and read up on studies, and other non biased sources as well. This way you can get the most accurate information possible. Also, make sure to do research on the specific breed of rabbit you are getting so you know any breed specifics problems that may occurring. RESEARCH DISEASES! AND WEEKLY AT HOME HEATH CHECKS. These are very important steps that a lot of people don’t do.

No that is very incorrect. Wire is the best opsion for rabbits because they dont walk on their urine or poop, and they dont have pawpads, just tick fur, so they do not feel pain. Rabbits can have pellets as well because most of them have 80% of hay in them alredy. Rabbits will mostly get sore hocks on bedding because they are walking on their urine and poop wich is really bad for them.

Looks like maybe 3’ X 8’

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This would make a very good run/tractor for rabbits actually

@@uftc1324 nope

@@servicedogfozzy1269 do you mind giving and explanation as to why?

@@uftc1324 first, I don’t know the exact measurements of it but it does look to be too small. It is so white bottomed which is not comfortable. It is also dangerous to keep rabbits outside because of disease, predators, etc. it is also an open charge which could make the rabbit nervous. Also an dog x-pen has a lot more space and is much cheaper and better for your rabbit.

@@uftc1324 can you tell me your explanation for why you think they are ok?