offering these for a family member so they have to go today!!!
2 rabbit hutches . one around 5 feet long and would need two people to
carry it .... been kept under tarpaulin all winter just needs a little
bit of tlc CAN BE USED!!!2nd hutch around 3 feet long same as larger
one can be used just need a little tlc.
collection today please.....

Sooz will probably take them but I don't think she drives... And 3 feet really isn't big enough for a bun, even if its a dwarf.

Unless you do what we did, and have the hutch as the shelter part of a run, was plenty big enough for both our buns to sleep in by night and be open in the run by day.

it may be a tad bigger i dont know cos theyre not mine.....but they were bought new as rabbit hutches and rabbits have lived in them both.happily:)

If you adopt a bun from the RSPCA you have to have a 5ft long hutch at least. Smaller hutches are better for guinea pigs etc. I guess if you live in the city then keeping buns with an open run at night is fine, but in a rural area where foxes are known to be on the prowl it runs a risk of your bun being eaten.. :(

If you adopt a bun from the RSPCA you have to have a 5ft long hutch at least. Smaller hutches are better for guinea pigs etc. I guess if you live in the city then keeping buns with an open run at night is fine, but in a rural area where foxes are known to be on the prowl it runs a risk of your bun being eaten.. :(

Nope - it was closed during the night, open during the day when they were supervised ;)

I don't know how big our hutch was but it wasn't 5ft, the larger one that we did have, they ate through the back of :rolleyes: so we had to get one quickly and ended up with a much smaller one.

Anyway - sorry petwalkiz for hi-jacking your thread! :D

thats ok lotti carry on its keeping it on the top!! LOL
THEY ARE FREE so not worth getting into debate over really. im sure whoever takes them will appreciate them and so will the pets they keep in them .day or night:)

Well, I think Bobbybunny's concern is to make sure people don't think it's ok to keep rabbits full time in an undersized hutch. So whether they're free or not, it's still not ideal for rabbits ;)

I'll edit your title to include guinea pigs too :thumbsup:

Just to add (this may help to get rid of them)

These are ideal for mental stimulation with slightly smaller dogs. If you've ever read 101 things to do with a box, one of these hutches would be great for it.
Your dog has to work out new things to do with the hutch (sit in, on top, under etc) to get rewards from you - can make playtimes for dogs not interested in toys great fun!

If it wasn't for mine being too big, I'd be tempted ;)

Where are you and could we come tomorrow

where are the hutches to be collected from? would the bigger one be ok for 2 rabbits? im thinking of getting 2 in the summer, but have no idea what sie they would need!

Thanks :)

beaten to it!

ah well :)

large one still up for grabs...sheffield 12 area
it has to go tonight .owner working away from tomorrow

didn't you get my pm petwalkiz?

I'll take it if you aren't too far away - or it's not too late. I'm building a run for the rabbit and guinea pigs and it should be ideal.

Have got it home now thanks.

both hutches now gone to good homes....