/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>161124
Your rabbit should be able to stand up on it's hind legs, lay itself out all stretched out, and be able to (obviously) turn around and move around in it's new cage, but you should know rabbits are needy and sociable and should Really be allowed to be out often.
Pic related, her litter box and food are in the front of the cage (easy to fill/change). A thing about the litter box though, if you have a kennel like this, you need to secure the box to the bars so they won't be able to flip over the box and get everything everywhere... (An old plastic box/deep and wide tupperware will work)