Getzoo Rabbit House Grande Maison

2 exits for optimal possibilities

Rabbits are escape animals, however tame they may become. Therefore, it is important that your rabbit house has two exits. This way they can scurry right through, don't feel cornered and have the opportunity to get out of the way of their fellow rabbits.

Two exits are of great importance, especially when the hierarchy is being re-evaluated and the rabbits start chasing each other. This way you can avoid rough fights. A rabbit that feels cornered may lose tameness it has already acquired.

Never reach directly into the rabbit's house

Your rabbit's house is his place of retreat. Under no circumstances should you damage the trust associated with it. If you need to pick up the rabbit to trim its claws or for other physical check-ups, do not reach directly into the house to do so. Instead, lure your little darling out with a tasty snack or wait until he comes to you of his own accord.

You should only reach into the rabbit house if there is a medical emergency.

Extra large home for rabbits

Species-friendliness is a priority at Getzoo: both the size of the hutch and the entrances have been tailored to the natural needs of rabbits. The house is space-saving and makes optimal use of the cage's surface: the large flat roof of the Getzoo rabbit house Grande Maison is ideal as a lying area and viewing platform. To maintain harmony in the cage, the Getzoo rabbit house Grande Maison has two large entrances and exits. This way, several animals can get out of each other's way. The inner retreat area is particularly spacious, so that even larger animals can find the space they need. Several ventilation holes also provide the necessary ventilation in the house.

Security for your favourite rodent

Inside the spacious dwarf rabbit house, the rabbits find enough space to fully develop. Even two animals can relax comfortably stretched out here.

For safety in the new home

The entrances are perfectly suited to the build of your dwarf rabbit. Your animals can retreat into the protection of their little house: Because where a dwarf rabbit can just slip in, no fox can fit through. In addition, the second emergency exit is an insurance that it can still outrun a possible predator in its own burrow. This is very important, especially for rabbits.