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I actually made this a couple weeks ago, but yeah haha. I’ve made a few adjustments here and there since I’ve taken the pictures (first day) but it all pretty much looks the same. I decided to let my rabbits live together also. I am aware of the complications I may experience later on but they seem to be getting along
The cage itself is 56″W x 84″L which is 4.6 x 7 feet the shelf is 56″W x 48″L aka 4 feet.
The cage is 42″ tall, and the shelf is 18″ off the ground and I doubt any of my rabbits will try to escape. The cage is supported by wooden dowels placed vertically (so nothing is really on the cage bars of the cage? all the weight from the HEAVY wood is resting on top of the dowels, the dowels are just zip tied to the cage so they don’t move) I also have dowels zip tied to the cage horizontally so the cage is straight and doesn’t move as much. The actual shelf has holes and is ziptied to the actual cage so in case I bump into the cage the shelf won’t come crashing down. I didn’t realize how SLIPPERY the stick on tiles would be so, for now, I got a rug and it’s perfect width wise but not so much length wise so I just folded it. I’ll probably think of a better way to do that. As for the bottom I have 2 mini rugs and 2 litter boxes. There is also a third litter box upstairs that I added after I took the pictures! I am keeping on eye on them, making sure they aren’t trying to jump out or anything and they haven’t tried to yet, so I’m still just keeping on eye them.
They aren’t big chewers either so they haven’t been chewing on the rugs either
And here are just some pictures of them
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