Indoor housing set up pics please

We've had a lot of new members with housebunnies join HH lately, ( ) and knowing just how varied and unique indoor arrangements can be, it'd be helpful to have some on show, in one thread. Different types of cages would be good, and anything extensive you've done (like we've created a safe balcony space) would be good for inspiration, as well as free-range things!
I'm going to make a video on houserabbit care and welfare for the YT channel in the near future, and I'd be grateful if I could use these pics. If you would prefer i didn't, please post them, and PM me to let me know.

This is a very large cage I got from a German E-bay shop. It was adequate for a medium rabbit, he could periscope, run and hop, as well as use the ramp. I didn't realise at the time that the opening door is potentially dangerous to buns as they can get a nail or claw trapped in the wires. It is removable though.


After a couple of weeks, he got supervised out of cage time


And then he moved into the room, and we abandoned the cage


Bunny burrow


Balcony set up - a small hutch, grass tubs and tunnels.

This was my first ever set up





I changed it later when Ivy grew up and moved in perminantly with Bracken, but I never got pics, and it was a modified verson on that but better lol,

I need to take pics of what it looks like now, built into the bed. - I don't think I ever got a full picture of the roof, but it had turf on and a hutch I really am rubbish at taking pictures of things - I really have to be in the mood

Kirsty - I dont beleive any of your pictures would ever be rubbish!

Katieb wrote:Kirsty - I dont beleive any of your pictures would ever be rubbish!

I ment rubbish at actually starting the process - thinking to get the camera out and then putting the effort into taking a picture (just coz the camera is so faffy, and then iit's not just click and upload it has to go through all the computer programs, and then get exported, ohh the faff of it (though sometimes i pinch my mums for snappy pics, but I hate them )

Those NIC cube set-ups are amazing. I don't think I could ever have the time or energy to assemble one, I'd probably dismantle it several times as well, never satisfied with what happened.


I just ran downstairs to take photos This is what happens when I procrastinate These photos have an element of where's wally to them - where's brucey? He was following me around when i took them.

The story of my housing arrangements for my bunnies is quite long. First it started off with Josephine. My ex boyfriend and I made her hutch from scratch. I decided I didn't like any of the pre-made ones, and he thought it would be good to build it together.

So we built this:



With the idea of building a separate run and attaching that run to the black and white house. It was ok for Jose when she was a small tiny baby.

However, literally days before I got Josephine, we moved houses. And our new house wasn't 100% built and ready yet, and as such there was no fence and nothing to keep the animals at our house (it used to be a park, and was opened for housing development; our house was the first in the street). So Josephine had to stay inside. We moved the black and white hutch into my room and so she lived in my room with me for several months. It was wonderful to have her wake me up in the morning by jumping on my face until i fed her

Then my parents separated, and a room in the house magically became free! As a way to entice my dad to stay with us, my mum had built a room into the house specifically for dad. He loves motorbikes, so it was a shed/workroom area. As soon as he moved out I moved Josephine in . It has concrete floors but the same air conditioning and heating as the rest of the house. There is a sink and cupboards for storage in it (intended for bikes and tools).

Here is the view of the room from the inside door:








As you can see, we also use it for a semi-storage area. Initially things we didn't use were stored in cardboard boxes, obviously mum learned the hard way that when I said cardboard boxes were a bad idea, I was being serious

And a view from the far wall where the black and white hutch sits:


and a better view of their outside door:


This door technically leads into the garage. It's a proper locking door just like the one in my room. The garage only has three walls in it, so the garage quickly becomes the garden. I use a puppy's play pen to section off areas that they are not allowed to go into. Bruce is no longer allowed in the garage proper after spending a few hours under my mum's car and then mysteriously the tubing that feeds the air conditioning in her car breaks . I strenuously deny Bruce's involvement in the breaking of the tubes, but I secretly think that maybe he was a little naughty after all.



And a view of the garden. It's shaped like an L, and the part you can't see has a LOT more trees and bushes for the bunnies to destroy in it.



Bruce in the garden


Sorry about the long post, it's hard to explain without all of the pictures.

Well, they're not so lucky in the summer - it's FAR too hot to let them outside. And they guilt trip me by always wanting to escape when I open the doors - then i start worrying they don't have enough room! But thank you

Thanks for the pics so far Kool set up Nici, lucky buns!

This is Daisy's Area. He lives under the sofa where he has a blanky and some more hay. bless him - i think he feels like it is his burrow.

Katie that looks so neat - no hay, nor fur, no poo! I'm very impressed... I don't think I could keep my bunnies' area so clean.