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While waiting for your bunny to be ready for pick-up its a great time to plan for its arrival.

Inside Housing: 

You will want to establish an area for your bunnies. This should include a kennel where they can be secured as well as play space. For the kennel, I do suggest you get something like the ones listed below. Notice that there is a wire bottom between the rabbit and the pooh.  You can train them to use the litter box in their kennel. 

https://a.co/d/5F7vXCC  26" cage

https://a.co/d/7Z2nq7m 2 story cage

Your bunny will need a lot of water-fresh, clean water. I water in bowls. For feed, I provide my bunnies with Advantage Rabbit Feed (from Rural King) and a blend of Alfalfa and Orchard Grass hay. I will provide you with a portion of the pellets to use as transitional food. 

Your baby has had toys in their cage and will enjoy having new ones from you. They love treats and this is a great way for you to bond with your new family member.  Add new foods one at a time the same you would for a human baby. 

Choose an enclosure that works for your space and budget. 

Hutch or cage

X pens are a nice way to provide your bunny with additional room to run and play

Watering bowl

Feeding dish

Hay rack

Hiding space

Toys

Every bun owner should keep these two items on-hand. Rabbits can get ear mites so be preventive and administer the Banish + Plus on a regular basis. If you bun gets GI statis you do not have time to order what you need, it must be on-hand. Please have Critical Care Herbivore ready. 

** Must haves: 

Medicine for ear mites. I use Banish+Plus from Trammell Trail Treasures nanacy@trammelltrail.com 

Critical Care Herbivore from feed stores or amazon.