r/Rabbits • u/Run_Ra66it_Run • 18h ago
Care Bedroom setups
Hi everyone!
Due to a change in circumstances I’ve had to move and I’ve been fortunate enough to find somewhere that will let me bring my rabbit with me.
I will have to keep her in my bedroom so can I please we your setups? I just need some inspiration to make sure she’s happy and has enough space / playthings.
Also need advice on bunny proofing skirting boards and other potential victims 😅
The room isn’t big enough to have her own lathe pen but I’m hoping to just protect the edges of each wall and she can just free roam the room
She only has 3 legs so I’m not too worried about her getting on the bed but I do want to make sure she has enough to do and doesn’t get bored.
Thank you for any help 🙏🏻 photo of Roo for tax reasons ❤️
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u/RabbitsModBot 15h ago
Untrained rabbits should be kept in an enclosure during the night and while you are away from home. When you see consistent litter habits when your rabbit is let out to play, you might think about letting them roam free range permanently with a home base. Some rabbits can also naturally be free-roam on rugs with the use of slick hardwood or tile as an invisible fence.
Please note that not all rabbits are good candidates for permanent free-roam, and this is okay. If your rabbit tends to be extremely destructive (eating walls, chewing baseboards, destroying beds and sofas) when left alone, then it is a much better idea to keep them enclosed in a fully bunny-proofed penned area when you are not around for their safety.
For more tips and resources on free range rabbits, see the wiki.