Those with indoor buns, we need your photos!

A couple of people on my Facebook group have posted photos of some indoor cages that really arent suitable. They want the best for their buns, but have been misinformed by pet shops and things. They were commenting eachother on how nice their setups are and a few people stepped in to say they were inappropriate.

Anyway, ive linked them to A Hutch is Not Enough and have said i will provide more information and some photos of more suitable setups to give them some ideas and inspiration. Would be great if you guys could post or link your photos for me to add to an album on the group. Please bare in mind, if you share links and photos on this thread, i assume you are consenting for me to use them on Facebook.

I can take some pictures of mine if you like? Not sure if it's quite what you're looking for though

I have a good picture of Myrtle's arrangement - I will try to remember to add it to the Property ladder tonight

My indoor set up with Domino isnt "the norm" because of his limited mobility, BUT it is a good size indoor cage to use as a base, for those who want to upgrade their cage size. Let me know if thats any use, it might not be as people might just do the cage and nothing else. But Domino does have it opened whenever im in.

Anyone's photos are welcome! Sarah, domino is slightly special needs now though bless him. His set up meets his needs. The image on Facebook is of 2 bunnies in a look4ft cage indoors.

Sorry I cannot help, Binky is never in a cage or hutch.

Hugs

JO xx

jolovesbunnies wrote:Sorry I cannot help, Binky is never in a cage or hutch.

Hugs

JO xx

could still be useful for them to see how buns can live indoors with no cage

Here is the link to some stuff on Daisy's area - no cage but use anything that might help x


https://happyhoppers.forumotion.co.uk/t11109-this-is-where-i-live?highlight=I+live

Amelia66 wrote:

jolovesbunnies wrote:Sorry I cannot help, Binky is never in a cage or hutch.

Hugs

JO xx

could still be useful for them to see how buns can live indoors with no cage

Yep, anything is welcome. Might give them something to aspire to. Once upon a time, my bunnies were in poor accommodation too, so theres always hope for others.

You can use mine if you want - there are photos somewhere in the property ladder section. I posted them not long after I joined. I have now upgraded the indoor cage to a dog crate, but it still has no doors on it.

Here you go Sophia, complete with Hector nomming on his hay.





It is about 6.5 ft x 3 ft. He gets 5-7 hours of free range time in my room as well