Rabbit Hutches
A hutch is your rabbit’s bedroom, not their whole world. Welfare guidance is clear that rabbits need far more space than the traditional small hutch gives — so size it generously and always attach a run for daily exercise.
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PawHut Water-Resistant Rabbit Hutch Cover, 43 x 52 x 37cm, Brown
A 600D plastic-coated oxford cover cut for PawHut's X-D2-0047 hutch, wrapping all four sides with a touch-fastened door flap so you can still reach the rabbit inside.
£25.99
Beaphar Deep Clean Cage & Hutch Disinfectant Spray
A 750ml disinfectant spray for rabbit and small animal cages, hutches and bowls
£9.99
PawHut Folding Wooden Rabbit Hutch & Guinea Pig Pen — Grey
A folding fir and wire pen giving 1.15 square metres of floor space, with an openable top, side door and pet-safe paint — flattens to 13.5cm for storage or the car.
£136.99
PawHut Two-Tier Rabbit Hutch with Run, Ramp and Slide-Out Tray — Orange
A 150cm two-tier garden hutch in painted fir with a tilted asphalt roof, upper house, lower and side runs, a connecting ramp and a slide-out cleaning tray.
£158.99
PawHut Wooden Rabbit Hutch & Guinea Pig Cage with Wheels and Tray — Grey
A 108cm fir-wood hutch on four wheels, with a sheltered house, wire run, two lockable doors, an openable roof and a full-width removable tray.
£164.99
PawHut Double-Tier Wooden Rabbit Hutch with Run and Water-Resistant Roof
A two-storey outdoor rabbit hutch in solid fir, with a ramp between floors, a mesh-sided run and a pull-out tray that makes weekly cleaning a five-minute job.
£176.99
PawHut Wooden Rabbit Hutch with Outdoor Run — Light Grey
A 150cm two-level rabbit hutch in solid fir with an attached mesh run, openable roof, side window and pull-out tray, finished in light grey for outdoor use.
£172.99
Rabbit No-Rinse Dry-Cleaning Foam
A no-rinse foam that gently cleans and freshens your rabbit's coat between full washes, no water needed.
£7.99
PawHut Outdoor Rabbit Cage & Guinea Pig House with Openable Top and Run
An outdoor rabbit and guinea pig hutch in fir wood, with a sheltered sleeping house, a mesh run alongside and a lift-up top that lets you reach every corner at cleaning time.
£197.99
Rabbit-Ear Ceramic Pet Bowl
A charming raised ceramic feeding bowl with cute rabbit-ear handles and a removable stainless steel insert for easy cleaning. The tilted design eases neck strain, ideal for small pets, cats and kittens.
£7.99
Woven Grass Triangle Hut for Rabbits & Guinea Pigs
A handwoven seagrass triangle hut that doubles as a cosy hideaway and safe nibbling treat.
£17.99
How much space does a rabbit need?
The RSPCA and Rabbit Welfare Association recommend a minimum of around 3m × 2m of total space, including a shelter section at least 1.8m long where a rabbit can take three hops in a line and stand fully upright on its back legs. The old 4ft hutch sold for decades is simply too small.
Rabbits are sociable and should be kept in compatible pairs, which means sizing the home for two. A hutch alone is never enough — it must connect to a secure run so they can exercise, graze and binky throughout the day.
Indoor vs outdoor
Outdoor hutches need a waterproof, raised, draught-free design with a sheltered sleeping area and predator-proof bolts (not just turn-buttons, which foxes can open). Position out of direct sun and driving rain, and add insulation for winter.
Indoor rabbits do well in a large pen or condo with a litter tray and a hidey-house — just rabbit-proof cables and skirting first, as they love to chew.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
How big should a rabbit hutch be?
Welfare guidance recommends around 3m × 2m of total space, with a shelter at least 1.8m long so a rabbit can take three hops and stand upright. Always connect the hutch to a run.
Can rabbits live in a hutch alone?
A hutch by itself is too restrictive — rabbits need constant access to a run for exercise. They’re also sociable and should be kept in bonded pairs rather than alone.
Can rabbits live outside in winter in the UK?
Yes, if acclimatised, in a dry, draught-free, insulated and raised hutch out of wind and rain, with extra bedding. Many owners move hutches into a shed or move rabbits indoors during the coldest spells.
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