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Hay is the primary feed, it also helps grind their teeth down a bit, which is necessary as teeth grow to long without it, and provides roughage for a healthy bowel. We have wild rabbits outside and they continually dig up tree and grass roots so roughage is an important part of the rabbit diet.

It's getting on to winter where I live and I made my rabbit a cardboard house to keep the heat in at night, as it gets quite cool, but as soon as I put it in her indoor cage she starts chewing the edges of it. Last winter she did the same until the walls were demolished. Is there anything I can...

My rabbit was very skittish at first. She was the size of a kitten when she ran into my suburban garden and she proved a supreme escape artist when I decided to keep her. That's likely how she came to be in my yard - an escaped Xmas present as it was around then,. I have an enclosed courtyard so...

Some of those cages are bigger than my courtyard! Missy is able to run the length of both joined cages (she does a full circuit when I appear with food) so she's not cramped and can stand tall if need be. I'll add a temporary external run cage as well now she's full size. Does anyone have...

Oh yeah - a good while ago

OK thanks for those replies. I'll likely add a weatherproof external removable litter tray and hopper, but need to nut out the design.

When my rabbit was very young she ate all the hay I gave her and didn't make a mess, or poop much, but as an adult she spreads her hay around the cage and cleaning up after her is an industrial task, being a poop factory. I want someone to look after her for a month but it'll be difficult given...