DIG PROOF RABBIT DAY PEN AND HUTCH WITH OPEN DOOR

Stop your rabbit digging under his outdoor day pen.

A solution would be an indoor playpen for evening and night for safety, company with your bunnies so you can interact with them and enjoy them and reducing their access to the earth around your house. Combine that with a "Day Pen & Hutch" with shade and a big run. 

How to make a Dig Proof Rabbit Day Pen

The run can be made non-diggable by laying a 'carpet' of chicken wire over the lawn then topping it with washed river sand (from nursery). The grass will grow through the sand with some daily watering. 

You can make the pen large so that they are still enjoying your yard during the day but can't dig. 

Put a sandpit in so they can keep up their digging practice safely:)

Wire over your grass, cover with washed river sand, grass will grow up through. No digging!

Shade is important. Shade sails, a tree or umbrella can help. The table offers shade & is 5 degrees cooler under.

Having your hutch up on a table makes cleaning easy

Solution for Rabbits Digging

Problems with your rabbits digging? Nothing that rocks can't fix!

Our Rabbit Roustabout Evan is placing rocks around the boundary fences in the Big Rabbit Runs today. Good work to get done before the heat of the day sets in. Bunnies love watching their slaves at work. Peacock watches on too.

Big rocks stop rabbits digging near fences

See the deep rabbit tunnel in construction. Rocks will fill that and protect the fence line. Rabbits are allowed to dig at The Rabbit Rescue Sanctuary but we fill them in regularly and they get the fun of starting a brand new rabbit hole.

Big Bunny resting while watching the rocks being placed!

Evan our Rabbit Roustabout filling rabbit holes with rocks.