NorthernAutumn
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Had this sitting in my blog since last year, guys. Hope you don't mind me cross posting it... might inspire someone
Ignore the mess too, if you would... I took the photos right after building it at like 4 AM.
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The day after my Birthday, I had a huge brain fart... Nate and I scrambled around town, trying to think up new cage ideas for Evie and Stuart, as the mess has been getting out of hand for a while now... Hay all over, pees all over (Evie :X), unreachable parts of the house...
So we made THIS!!!!
Another Angle:
It is two bookcases bought from staples, built together and attached to eachother. The levels are shelves
Note the use of NIC grid as caging. We bought the bookcase with the right width so the NIC panels went on as a series of doors, hinged withe electric wire holding devices (courtesy of my grandfather).
Happy bunny master, checking out the new digs...
Complete with "elevator" for maximum bunny space:
Note rabbits on top level... Evie didn't come down for 3 days... So I took it out to ensure she was eating properly They like to snooze up there, looking out at the world
Shelves are covered in fleece blankets, secured by duct-tape for easy removal of dirty fabric.
Litterpans in the bottom.
Having laminate wood makes it really easy to wipe off the messes!
TOTAL COST: $70
TIME: well, lets not go there I was still up at 4am tinkering... But I'm kinda OCD like that
Ignore the mess too, if you would... I took the photos right after building it at like 4 AM.
***
The day after my Birthday, I had a huge brain fart... Nate and I scrambled around town, trying to think up new cage ideas for Evie and Stuart, as the mess has been getting out of hand for a while now... Hay all over, pees all over (Evie :X), unreachable parts of the house...
So we made THIS!!!!
Another Angle:
It is two bookcases bought from staples, built together and attached to eachother. The levels are shelves
Note the use of NIC grid as caging. We bought the bookcase with the right width so the NIC panels went on as a series of doors, hinged withe electric wire holding devices (courtesy of my grandfather).
Happy bunny master, checking out the new digs...
Complete with "elevator" for maximum bunny space:
Note rabbits on top level... Evie didn't come down for 3 days... So I took it out to ensure she was eating properly They like to snooze up there, looking out at the world
Shelves are covered in fleece blankets, secured by duct-tape for easy removal of dirty fabric.
Litterpans in the bottom.
Having laminate wood makes it really easy to wipe off the messes!
TOTAL COST: $70
TIME: well, lets not go there I was still up at 4am tinkering... But I'm kinda OCD like that