it's a beginner's cage, so please stop being jerks about it. i have that cage and my little guy loves it. i'll upgrade when he's not so tiny. ya'll are bitches.
You didn't even show the actual cleaning of the cage. Everything you said was just the obvious stuff. Can someone please point out the guinea pig because they both look like rabbits to me, but ones lop eared.
If it's a cage just like that it is not built with real rabbits in mind who would naturally spend their day roaming a field browsing on grass and hay all day and most of the night. Come on people let's give our bunnies a better deal that this!
I am looking for a way to disinfect my wooden hutch after losings a rabbit to pasteurella. I want to be sure all traces of the bacterium are gone before using the hutch again. Does anybody now fore certain what will kill the nasty bug.
@lildictator Yes, but that doesn't make it okay, does it?
People have been brainwashed into thinking that rabbits are like hamsters and guinea pigs. In actual fact they require as much space and freedom as a dog or cat - they love to run and jump about, and cages are just plain cruel. How anyone could keep such an endearing animal locked up in a cage that small sickens me.
@BluOceanBubbles Yeah, that's true. I actually now have a cage about 4 times that size for my Bunny and his Guinea Pig Buddy. The door is open but he's so lazy. It had jumping platforms and that too but i took them out because they seemed really flimsy
Anyway, I learnt a lot about Rabbits in the past 3 months. I'll never take advice from a Pet store again after my first one died of cancer. I think house trained Rabbits are the way to go as long as you can competently cover your electrics.
@lildictator Woah... well done with giving your rabbit a lot of space, but are you seriously keeping it with a guinea pig?! Please, separate them sooner rather than later - you might not have come across any problems so far, however a rabbit can easily kill a guinea with one kick of its back legs (can be done accidentally). Rabbits and guinea pigs have completely different dietary requirements, so I really don't know how you manage to give them separate food.
What if the rabbit is kept in a slightly bigger cage than the one on this video, well, a hutch that's kept inside, but is let out to run around the whole house for a few hours everyday? And sometimes taken to a friends house to run in their big backyard? Is it okay then?
@jhhjhjhhjhu It depends on the size of the cage/hutch in question. The minimum recommended space for a rabbit is a 6ft x 2ft cage/hutch with an attached 6ft x 4ft run - this means that a rabbit should have at least 36sq ft at all times. I still believe that even if the rabbit is given free range time, the actual "base" should fit the minimum requirement of 36 sq ft (unless the cage/hutch is open at all times whilst the rabbit has free run of the house or room all day).
I know this video wasn't exactly helpful, but I use the product Quick n Brite to clean my rabbit cage. It's a natural all purpose cleaning product with no fumes or chemicals so it's safe around my rabbits, and it also removes 99% of germs so it kills the bacteria from the urine! It works wonders at cutting through the odor and buildup.
those poor bunnies! The cages are much too small. When I think of the wild bunnies near my house and how they hope all over the place the cages seem cruel.
If she is going to make videos about how to care for a rabbit, she should learn how first. First off, her cage is waaaaay to small for 2 rabbits, second, paper is an ok bedding but not reccomended because it doesnt absorb the odor well and the smell can make them sick. She should do a bit more research before she makees how to videos. Plus, she didnt even show how to clean the cage!!
my bunny dosnt walk on the floor, he only walks on carpets.... he is young he is only 3 months, but i just want to know when he will start walking on the floor.
I can't wait to clean my bunny cage! And potty train them, and clean or bath them or give them a toys! Wow! I have to do something about my bunny! Cuz i never do anything to them!
a little small but if you also have a playpen too it should be good. is a 3 feet long cage a good size for a lionhead dwarf? please SOMEONE reply! thanx :)
@happysaz133 thanx but they dont sell that at stores and i can not make one and even if they did sell them they would be so much money. i think it should be fine espically if you bring them out a lot :)
@MsAnimalloverz It's really not. In the UK you're pet would be taken away from you if you kept it in that. The RSPCA guidlines for small animal accomodation says at least 5ft for one rabbit, and that it should have a run permanently attached. If you can't buy a 5ft cage (which I find hard to believe as they DO sell them in pet shops, at least in the UK), you could have one made.
@happysaz133 thank you i will thank about it when it grows and gets older because it might be a pretty fun project to do but i will start off with a smaller cage and maybe make a bigger one when the time comes thanx so much. i dont live in the uk :)
Question: my bunny peed in his food bowl yesturday and I just wiped it away and put it under the water faucet. Is that enough? It isn't infected or anything right!?
ohhhh my gosh! That cage is wayyy to small for even one bunny. Not to mention those are babies. The rabbits need a huge cage. You can't put two rabbits in a cage that small not even one!
@CLexi28 I apologize if I seem rude or anything like that, but the rabbits should be fine in a cage like that as long as the owner gives them plenty on exercise
@CLexi28 is right that cage is WAY to small for even 1 rabbit. Poor little guys. My Bunny has a cage 3 times that size and has a playpen thing around it and i leave the cage open so it can walk around in there.
the cage is WAY too small for even a single bunny .and maybe that someone doesn't have ,,that,, cage maybe a C&C cage .and you have to show how you clean it not just like that .
i agree that cage is far too small for a rabbit,but lets try to remember that these rabbits are in a pet store so they're not expected to remain there long at all. hopefully their owners will provide them with either a nice sized cage or allow them to run around free range
Is it ok to have a wire floor with a tray under it to catch the poop
Ilovemodelhorses 6 days ago
it's a beginner's cage, so please stop being jerks about it. i have that cage and my little guy loves it. i'll upgrade when he's not so tiny. ya'll are bitches.
thatsillyshana 1 week ago
They don't even have any hay ?! Hay should make up 80% of their diet.
PiggysAndMe 2 months ago
.....i lik it.
bablingbaby 4 months ago
That cage is way 2 small for those rabbits. You should have a NIC rabbit condo, that way it's way easier to clean.
kayladevorah 5 months ago in playlist How Taking Care of a Pet Bunny/Rabbit to Give All Care Needs
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jhhjhjhhjhu 6 months ago
im going to buy a cage mansion my bunnies
11abdirazak 7 months ago
cruel putting rabbits in a small cage in mu opinion
coolbluezzzz 7 months ago
You didn't even show the actual cleaning of the cage. Everything you said was just the obvious stuff. Can someone please point out the guinea pig because they both look like rabbits to me, but ones lop eared.
rasberry272 7 months ago
You have no room for your rabbits! Maybe its time to learn how to take care of your animals first!
4kcombs 7 months ago
If it's a cage just like that it is not built with real rabbits in mind who would naturally spend their day roaming a field browsing on grass and hay all day and most of the night. Come on people let's give our bunnies a better deal that this!
Pipufish 9 months ago
loady that cage is to small, it was small for my guinee pig
superpup2255 10 months ago
i have exact same cage .. butt wooooft the smelll /:
justserena11 10 months ago
I am looking for a way to disinfect my wooden hutch after losings a rabbit to pasteurella. I want to be sure all traces of the bacterium are gone before using the hutch again. Does anybody now fore certain what will kill the nasty bug.
purity4all 11 months ago
I'm not allowed cages cos the rabbit grows too quickly. A hutch is much better for two rabbits.
cherlloydlovee 11 months ago
Well, heaps of people keep a single rabbit in a cage that small.
lildictator 1 year ago
@lildictator Yes, but that doesn't make it okay, does it?
People have been brainwashed into thinking that rabbits are like hamsters and guinea pigs. In actual fact they require as much space and freedom as a dog or cat - they love to run and jump about, and cages are just plain cruel. How anyone could keep such an endearing animal locked up in a cage that small sickens me.
BluOceanBubbles 10 months ago
@BluOceanBubbles Yeah, that's true. I actually now have a cage about 4 times that size for my Bunny and his Guinea Pig Buddy. The door is open but he's so lazy. It had jumping platforms and that too but i took them out because they seemed really flimsy
Anyway, I learnt a lot about Rabbits in the past 3 months. I'll never take advice from a Pet store again after my first one died of cancer. I think house trained Rabbits are the way to go as long as you can competently cover your electrics.
lildictator 8 months ago
@lildictator Woah... well done with giving your rabbit a lot of space, but are you seriously keeping it with a guinea pig?! Please, separate them sooner rather than later - you might not have come across any problems so far, however a rabbit can easily kill a guinea with one kick of its back legs (can be done accidentally). Rabbits and guinea pigs have completely different dietary requirements, so I really don't know how you manage to give them separate food.
BluOceanBubbles 8 months ago
@lildictator [continued] Guinea pigs are also capable of passing on diseases to rabbits. Not a good idea at all.
BluOceanBubbles 8 months ago
@BluOceanBubbles
What if the rabbit is kept in a slightly bigger cage than the one on this video, well, a hutch that's kept inside, but is let out to run around the whole house for a few hours everyday? And sometimes taken to a friends house to run in their big backyard? Is it okay then?
jhhjhjhhjhu 6 months ago
@jhhjhjhhjhu It depends on the size of the cage/hutch in question. The minimum recommended space for a rabbit is a 6ft x 2ft cage/hutch with an attached 6ft x 4ft run - this means that a rabbit should have at least 36sq ft at all times. I still believe that even if the rabbit is given free range time, the actual "base" should fit the minimum requirement of 36 sq ft (unless the cage/hutch is open at all times whilst the rabbit has free run of the house or room all day).
BluOceanBubbles 6 months ago
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lildictator 1 year ago
I know this video wasn't exactly helpful, but I use the product Quick n Brite to clean my rabbit cage. It's a natural all purpose cleaning product with no fumes or chemicals so it's safe around my rabbits, and it also removes 99% of germs so it kills the bacteria from the urine! It works wonders at cutting through the odor and buildup.
agatqb1 1 year ago
@agatqb1 Will you read the container for me and see if it kills pasteurella? I would appreciate it so much.
purity4all 11 months ago
woow eHow hired a really bad host for bunny issues.
i feel bad putting my bunny in the samecage ...what about 2??!!!? seriously i didn't even learn alot in thisvid. :S
rihanbrown 1 year ago
those poor bunnies! The cages are much too small. When I think of the wild bunnies near my house and how they hope all over the place the cages seem cruel.
ReviewCam 1 year ago
does cages are so small i got a bigger one
keroro24585 1 year ago
If she is going to make videos about how to care for a rabbit, she should learn how first. First off, her cage is waaaaay to small for 2 rabbits, second, paper is an ok bedding but not reccomended because it doesnt absorb the odor well and the smell can make them sick. She should do a bit more research before she makees how to videos. Plus, she didnt even show how to clean the cage!!
Jaydeygirljayda 1 year ago 23
@Jaydeygirljayda and also the paper can give the rabbit paper cuts
LOL
GforGilmore 1 year ago
@GforGilmore true i 4 got that. if you dont wanna buy bedding t least use towels or something i mean at least do one nice thing
Jaydeygirljayda 1 year ago
@iCavy agreed.
PandaChan80 1 year ago
i have the same cage but its dark blue!!
BrandyRulezz 1 year ago
i have to same cage but mine is blue xD
shadowviper56 1 year ago
Those cages are waaayy too small!
MissCountryChloe 1 year ago
my bunny dosnt walk on the floor, he only walks on carpets.... he is young he is only 3 months, but i just want to know when he will start walking on the floor.
Imizzy101 1 year ago
@Imizzy101 if you have a laminated floor they cant walk on it because it has no grip
hubbbububba 1 year ago
is diluted vinegar a safe cleaner for bunnies? does anyone know? i know you can use it for hampsters cage...
MicrowavedTofu 1 year ago
Awww the black and white bunny is soo adoreable! :) Do u know what breed it is?
JuliaSaysPeace 1 year ago
@JuliaSaysPeace a dutch
cutieme115 1 year ago
@JuliaSaysPeace dutch
Airsey22 1 year ago
I can't wait to clean my bunny cage! And potty train them, and clean or bath them or give them a toys! Wow! I have to do something about my bunny! Cuz i never do anything to them!
Wihpri77 1 year ago
That cage shouldn't even be for sale. That's only suitable for a hamster or similar!
happysaz133 1 year ago
@theprincessrules Well if you can't afford a huge cage you shouldn't have a rabbit. What is a price on a pets happiness and wellbeing?
happysaz133 1 year ago
a little small but if you also have a playpen too it should be good. is a 3 feet long cage a good size for a lionhead dwarf? please SOMEONE reply! thanx :)
MsAnimalloverz 1 year ago
@MsAnimalloverz No, it is far far too small. One rabbit should have at least 5ft of space. Even a small rabbit. Hope this helps :)
happysaz133 1 year ago
@happysaz133 thanx but they dont sell that at stores and i can not make one and even if they did sell them they would be so much money. i think it should be fine espically if you bring them out a lot :)
MsAnimalloverz 1 year ago
@MsAnimalloverz It's really not. In the UK you're pet would be taken away from you if you kept it in that. The RSPCA guidlines for small animal accomodation says at least 5ft for one rabbit, and that it should have a run permanently attached. If you can't buy a 5ft cage (which I find hard to believe as they DO sell them in pet shops, at least in the UK), you could have one made.
happysaz133 1 year ago
@happysaz133 thank you i will thank about it when it grows and gets older because it might be a pretty fun project to do but i will start off with a smaller cage and maybe make a bigger one when the time comes thanx so much. i dont live in the uk :)
MsAnimalloverz 1 year ago
What are the rabbits names? :]
AnimalLuver356 1 year ago
wats the point in buying a £60 tiny rabbit cage thats only gunna 4 weeks then u have to buy another when u can just buy
a £60 - £90 medium or big tha u dont have to change :P
smallanimallover97 2 years ago
you know you can make a c&c cage which is way less expensive but twice as big
sueygurl1962 2 years ago
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hahahahaha i kill rabbits LOL head shots tree huggers
ellijah11 2 years ago
Question: my bunny peed in his food bowl yesturday and I just wiped it away and put it under the water faucet. Is that enough? It isn't infected or anything right!?
colorfusion 2 years ago
ohhhh my gosh! That cage is wayyy to small for even one bunny. Not to mention those are babies. The rabbits need a huge cage. You can't put two rabbits in a cage that small not even one!
CLexi28 2 years ago
@CLexi28 I apologize if I seem rude or anything like that, but the rabbits should be fine in a cage like that as long as the owner gives them plenty on exercise
summerhorsespirit 1 year ago
please put a litter pan , its much easier to clean , bunnys should be litter trained
HumeraGinwalla 2 years ago
i have a bunny go on to my page and youll see it
jodeyboy 2 years ago
#1 cage too small for even one bunny
#2 at least take the bunnies out
CLexi28 2 years ago 21
@CLexi28 is right that cage is WAY to small for even 1 rabbit. Poor little guys. My Bunny has a cage 3 times that size and has a playpen thing around it and i leave the cage open so it can walk around in there.
jadeishere8 1 month ago
poor bunnys
TheDevilTwins 2 years ago
the cage is WAY too small for even a single bunny .and maybe that someone doesn't have ,,that,, cage maybe a C&C cage .and you have to show how you clean it not just like that .
tina123tina123 2 years ago
i agree that cage is far too small for a rabbit,but lets try to remember that these rabbits are in a pet store so they're not expected to remain there long at all. hopefully their owners will provide them with either a nice sized cage or allow them to run around free range
lyriclover1 2 years ago
THAT cage? For a bunny? Good God! Poor pets...
Lawson1120 2 years ago
only bad people cage their bunnys :(
RocketSnailible 2 years ago