Wire rabbit cages

BABY SAVER wire is designed for protecting kits (baby rabbits) in rabbit cages. This mesh prevents kits from falling or being pulled through the cage.

Ok folks, here is the start of my 6 cage rabbit cages. I got this from my uncle whom had a large wood lathe shipped in and he threw this on the burn pile...

Cages seem to come with some controversy when it comes to raising meat rabbits in cages. There is no reason that it should. Cages are the safest and the

Rabbit Hutch Plans. Easy assembly. Rabbit hutch building plans to hang 4 to 8 wire cages on PVC outdoor rabbit hutch and set up automatic water system

Hello everyone I would be interested to see how your setup is looking like wether it is small or bigger rabbitry Any pics would be great Thank you in advance ;)

Choosing the right wire for a rabbit cage is crucial for the well-being of your pet.

When you decide to start raising meat rabbits, the first thing you’ll have to do is set up some sort of rabbit housing. The main options are wire cages, hutches, colonies, and tractors. Here are some pros and cons of some of these options based on my own experiences.

The first and most important decision is whether you should build your own cages or buy rabbit cages already built. (Click for an article on deciding whether to build or buy cages.

Welcome back to The Shak. Yes, it has been a while. I've been busy doing the actual work about which I blog. Today, I will show you how I build rabbit cages. Rabbits grow quickly. I will be keeping two does and one buck from each of the two litters. This means six new breeding cages. First, set up a sturdy work surface. Make it large and flat. I use a 4' x 8' x 3/4" sheet of underlayment laid over a couple old, garage caliber cabinets. Whatever you choose will be left scratched and gouged…

Some have asked for sizes of our rabbit pens, how to build and what size wire we used. So I have tried to answer this to the best of my abil...