Rabbit Hutch Cage

Give your bunny a home that actually suits rabbit behaviour – not a tiny box. At Pets Gear you’ll find **rabbit hutch** and **rabbit cage** setups designed for Austral... Read more

Give your bunny a home that actually suits rabbit behaviour – not a tiny box. At Pets Gear you’ll find **rabbit hutch** and **rabbit cage** setups designed for Australian backyards and indoor spaces: multi-level timber hutches, weather-protected outdoor rabbit hutch models, and roomy indoor rabbit hutch options for house rabbits. Every design focuses on comfort, airflow, easy cleaning and predator safety.

Choose the Right Rabbit Home

1. Outdoor / Backyard Rabbit Hutch

Great for families who searched for “rabbit hutch Bunnings” or “outdoor rabbit hutch” but want stronger materials and better roofing. These have raised sleeping boxes, lockable doors and mesh runs.

2. Indoor Rabbit Hutch & Cages

Lower height, easy to move, perfect for apartments. Pair with a playpen for daily exercise.

3. Large & 2-Storey Rabbit Hutches

Ideal for multiple rabbits or big bunnies that need more run space – similar to “large rabbit hutch”, “huge rabbit hutch” and “massive rabbit hutch” searches.

Why Buy from Pets Gear?

• Ventilated sleeping areas to reduce ammonia build-up
• Removable trays / wide doors for fast cleaning
• Secure locks to keep foxes and neighbourhood pets out
• Styles that look better than basic “rabbit hutch Kmart” options

Related Rabbit Categories (Internal Links)

• Outdoor Rabbit Hutches – weather-protected runs.
• Indoor Rabbit Hutches – for house bunnies.
• Rabbit Hutch & Cage Accessories – ramps, bowls, bottles, flooring.

Scroll the hutches below, pick the size that suits your rabbit and your space, and order online – Pets Gear is your rabbit housing specialist in Australia.

FAQs – Rabbit Hutch & Cage Housing

1. What size rabbit hutch do I need?

Rabbits should be able to stretch fully and make at least 3–4 hops. If you’re unsure, choose the larger hutch and add hideouts.

2. Can I keep two rabbits in one hutch?

Yes, but choose a large rabbit hutch with a run or add an exercise pen. Bonded pairs need space to move away from each other.

3. Indoor or outdoor – which is better?

Outdoor is fine in Australia if the hutch is raised, shaded and predator-proof. Indoor is calmer and easier to clean.

4. How often should I clean the hutch?

Spot clean daily and do a full tray/bedding change weekly to prevent smells.

5. Can these be used for guinea pigs or ferrets?

Most timber hutches can – just ensure bar spacing is narrow and add extra shelter for smaller pets.