Keeping rabbits, hares and guinea pigs in a species-appropriate way requires plenty of space for daily exercise plus a safe retreat where the animals are protected from predators and the weather. This small animal hutch made of sturdy plywood and pinewood has two levels and can be used in addition to a large free-range enclosure to keep small animals. The upper level is a hutch that is raised so that the free-range area extends over the entire floor area. The animals reach the stable via a non-slip ramp.

The hutch has a total length of 211 cm and both the hutch and the free-range area are covered. The roofs are sealed with bitumen to protect the animals from the rain. The free-range area is equipped with three doors for easy cleaning and handling, and the hutch also has a door. The floor of the hutch is a practical manure tray made of corrosion-resistant metal, which can simply be pulled out and cleaned easily.

Note: Dwarf rabbits, for example, are social animals that are kept in groups of at least three. This group needs at least 6 square metres of floor space plus a separate sleeping house per animal for shelter. Therefore, our advice: Please find out about the species-appropriate housing conditions of the respective animal before purchasing it and comply with them.