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Step 1
Select a rabbit cage or hutch that fits your pet. Rabbits cages come in a variety of sizes, so make sure you don't purchase one that's too small.
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Step 2
Make sure the hutch has a solid bottom to preserve your rabbit's health. Rabbits tend to get infected hocks, or hind legs, when they're allowed to live on wire mesh with no relief. A large rabbit condo consisting of some mesh homes is fine, provided it also has a large, solid surface.
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Step 3
Choose a home for your rabbit that has open sides of some sort. Animal aquariums are good for many pets but not for rabbits, who need ventilation.
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Step 4
Fill the bottom of the cage with a rabbit-appropriate filler. There are a variety available at all pet stores and most grocery stores.
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Step 5
Provide a litter box for your rabbit. Most rabbits naturally litter train themselves if you give them a litter box either inside or outside of the cage.











