When I put my rabbit in there she was bouncing around I'd be happy to say she likes it!

The hay feeder came in yesterday and I added the small trigger snaps to hook it on there. The boards in the hutch are old and discolored. I'll be getting ceramic tiles soon. Wood can soak up urine a tile would be easier to clean as well as keeping them cool. Purpose of the wire is to help with keeping things sanitary.

The wooden boards have been used for my other rabbits. Ended up paracording some handles to make it easier to open the doors. She has a gravity waterer which has been way easier to clean. The second section works perfect for storage and we attatched the fan on that side. It blows really well!

The bigger cage is right next to this one. It has 3 large sections, its really tall (almost too tall). It has the same fans I have for the smaller cage. It also has string lights to provide a light source at night. (The cords are out of reach of the rabbits)

(I'm a pet owner and I'll get into meat rabbitry hopefully soon, I don't know when. It feels safer posting in these groups due to toxicity. Hopefully you understand)

I have 10 grow outs that will shortly be moving to a colder climate I also recently got a shelter pup who is a little overweight so her intake has been monitored very closely I was hoping to feed her the front legs from the rabbits I was curious as to the nutritional content