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Here is one way for when they are still a baby. http://www.rabbitsonline.net/view_topic.php?id=54170&forum_id=93 when they get bigger you will need to use something bigger like a rubber made container. hope this helps.

Ok here are some of Simon I have taken This is him at 9 weeks old on Jan 30th This picture was taken yesterday on March 11th 14 weeks and 4 days old he is getting so big already

Yes just you the panels to make dividers in any way you like just make sure they are supported where needed.

l.lia is he fixed? My boy will also go 100% to pee in the litterbox (minus one accident cus my wife closed his cage to keep the baby out)but he will still poop outside of it the thing to look for is were he poops outside of it, is it scatered or in piles? If it is in piles its a potty training...

I like that Idea

have you thought about building NIC cages they are relativly cheap and can be customizable to fit your needs

it was a set of 3 baskets picked up at home depot they are used to hold tools and supplies on Peg boards was about $10.00

After more research and insperation from the The Stormhaven Litter System. I have come up with this alternative Litter Box / Hay feeder. First go to your Local petstore and get a Cat Siffting litter Box like this one It was about 19.99 at Petsmart Then go to your hardware store and...

NIC cages are the way to go a box of 23 are 14.99 at target they look like this. I just build one myself

Thank you I will be adding in some dowels in the near future and replacing the grass mats with coroplast when i get my income taxs back the NIC says there are good for 50lbs evenly distributed and I have a lot of ties on it right now was about 600 wire ties used in all and will be adding in new...

So Yesterday through heavy snow and and a long well worth it journey I picked up my new baby boy Flemish Giant from the kind people at South Mountain Rabbitry in Knoxville, MD. In preperation for this I did alot of research on what I would use as a place for him so stay at night and be able to...