Broderick
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When I first purchased the rabbit hutch it was fairly decent looking. But with the modifications and additions that I've added over the past year its become less and less so. However, I've added these to benefit the rabbit and make sure she's as comfortable as can be.
To preface these pictures I'll apologize for their poor iPhone quality and the cheesy text
This is the downstairs:
She likes to sleep on towels. The towel being obviously too long I fold it up in this manner. I fold the excess up on one side in front of the ramp (one of her favorite places to nap). It makes that spot thicker and more cushion-y. The grass mat covers up the wood which for some reason she dislikes very much. The basket is where she likes to play with her toys. She also likes to chew on the basket itself.
Top Floor:
I had to add the metal piece in (it loops through food bowl and is tied on the outside/trimmed so she doesn't get hurt) to the bowl because she kept throwing it around. The non-matching wood pieces were added in to prevent wood bedding from falling onto the floor. I had to add in the bedding because she likes to go potty in those corners for some reason. This is a very recent thing. She only started doing this within the past month. Its annoying. :rollseyes She mostly goes in her litterbox, but will occasionally leave some droppings there. Once again I have the grass mat down because she doesn't like the wood. Ha.
These are her sleeping quarters and the conveniently placed storage shelf:
I have a (very expensive/high quality) towel placed in the same manner as on the first floor. She sleeps in the back part. She comes up front and sticks her head out for a drink or to eat. This is where I generally place her bowl of freshly prepared fruits and veggies. She also likes to throw around her toys in here. Above is where I have neatly crammed all of her supplies (food, hay, snacks, treats, extra toys, organic and pet-safe wipes for emergencies, grooming supplies, etc).
Complete view of entire hutch:
The hay is up on her comfort shelf. She likes to lay up there and sunbathe. There's a nearby window that provides a lot of light. I also place fresh food here.
Any opinions, suggestions, or general comments? :?:shock:ray:
To preface these pictures I'll apologize for their poor iPhone quality and the cheesy text
This is the downstairs:
She likes to sleep on towels. The towel being obviously too long I fold it up in this manner. I fold the excess up on one side in front of the ramp (one of her favorite places to nap). It makes that spot thicker and more cushion-y. The grass mat covers up the wood which for some reason she dislikes very much. The basket is where she likes to play with her toys. She also likes to chew on the basket itself.
Top Floor:
I had to add the metal piece in (it loops through food bowl and is tied on the outside/trimmed so she doesn't get hurt) to the bowl because she kept throwing it around. The non-matching wood pieces were added in to prevent wood bedding from falling onto the floor. I had to add in the bedding because she likes to go potty in those corners for some reason. This is a very recent thing. She only started doing this within the past month. Its annoying. :rollseyes She mostly goes in her litterbox, but will occasionally leave some droppings there. Once again I have the grass mat down because she doesn't like the wood. Ha.
These are her sleeping quarters and the conveniently placed storage shelf:
I have a (very expensive/high quality) towel placed in the same manner as on the first floor. She sleeps in the back part. She comes up front and sticks her head out for a drink or to eat. This is where I generally place her bowl of freshly prepared fruits and veggies. She also likes to throw around her toys in here. Above is where I have neatly crammed all of her supplies (food, hay, snacks, treats, extra toys, organic and pet-safe wipes for emergencies, grooming supplies, etc).
Complete view of entire hutch:
The hay is up on her comfort shelf. She likes to lay up there and sunbathe. There's a nearby window that provides a lot of light. I also place fresh food here.
Any opinions, suggestions, or general comments? :?:shock:
ray:
