Zoovilla PH0010010800 Tudor Rabbit Hutch

My jersey wooly loves her new house. She uses the top level when she wants to get away from my grandchildren. It took my husband less than an hour to put together. We did take the bottom doors off because it is more convenient for us. Appears to be very sturdy. I have to admit that my bunny baby does love to chew on the wood, as stated by others. We already have it decorated for Christmas. Lol.

I am so happy I made this purchase! I was a little hesitant at first based on others reviews. This arrived two days early, was clean, in great condition, all the parts were present and accounted for, it took me less than half an hour to put together by myself (I do recommend having a power drill handy). I have a pair of bonded rabbits who are sharing this penthouse - a Holland lop and an English spot, both under five pounds. I highly recommend it for smaller breeds, but for no more than two rabbits. I do recommend having an exercise pen available for daily use and also getting a mat or ceramic tiles to protect the floors if using indoor. It only took my buns a few minutes to figure out the ramp, I was worried that my older guy would have problems with it but he doesn't seem to. I cut out the plastic divider in the second story, as the buns did begin to chew it, and it was frankly in the way and served no real purpose.This house is so adorable! I'm so happy I went with my gut and made the purchase. It looks much better in our home than our other set up did, and still takes up the same size footprint while giving the buns more space. Again, I highly recommend it!Update: It's been a couple of weeks since my buns moved in, and it's still an amazing buy. I went ahead and ordered a "river pebble" door mat to set the house on, as others had suggested, and it fits perfectly. Yes, the buns chewed on it a little at first but when it wasn't "new" to them any longer they stopped. Hay is a nightmare to pick out of the crevices between the pebbles, so if this is the route you'll take, do yourself a favor and pick up a Good shop vac, as my Dustin vacuum and Ryobi hand vacuums still don't quite get the job done. I have always used compressed pine pellet litter, the type used in horse stalls. It's safe for the buns, turns to sawdust when it gets wet, and it's cheap at the feed store, only about $10 for 3 month supply. I've only filled up the litter pan on the side that they can access. I have noticed that there's a small leak in the pan where I didn't have enough litter, and leaks to the wooden floor under the pan on the second level. That's not a big deal, just figured I'd mention it. I've also put their corner litter box on the bottom level. There's ample room in their attic for the extra toys and treats, as well as their grooming tools. Right now I have a large canister of oats, a bag of freeze dried fruit, a bag of Probios, two bags of oxbow treats, a baggie of papaya, a storage box of toys that's about 8"x16", and plenty of room to spare. The doors don't perfectly line up with the locks, which had been frustrating until I got used to it. Overall I still highly recommend the purchase!Second update: a friend told me to check on the material the hutch is made out of, as many are not safe for buns. This hutch is made of CANADIAN Hemlock. Hemlock is toxic for rabbits. I've now had the hutch for almost four months. My buns have chewed it. I now have a third bun who had 5 kittens who are two weeks old. Mama and babies are in this hutch now and I noticed the babies chewing on it (and my hair, clothes, anything they can fit in their mouths right now). I haven't noticed signs of illness in any of the 8 buns since having the hutch. According to ASPCA Canadian Hemlock is non-toxic to cats, dogs, and horses. There is contradictory information out there and not too much specifically on Canadian Hemlock. Just be careful.

This is the second house we have bought for the girls' bunny. It is by far much nicer and sturdier than the prior one. Good value.