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Lian, was just wondering, your rabbit 'enclosure' doesn't have a floor right? the ground is the floor? do you have to clean it often? HOW do you clean it? I'm contemplating building a pen/enclosure and get pet rabbit for the girls but worrying bout what it'll entail. mind giving me a heads up of the work that it'll might involve. Thanks in advance...
Mom-On-The-Loose, Actually, I had a different idea for my rabbit enclosure. Initially I was thinking of a fenced area with a hut where the rabbits can rest. However, my mom went ahead and built the cage. You're right, it doesn't have a "floor". I can't really clean it. All I do is use a cangkul to gather the poo-poo and transport it to other parts of my garden as fertilizer. I did put some planks so the rabbits can be off the ground. But their feet is still very dirty. The only good part about not having a cement floor is that the rabbits can burrow and have their babies. I believe most people build their rabbit hutches off the ground. That way they can stay clean. If I could do it again, I think I would have the ground half cemented and half not. Cement ground would be easier to clean. At least can "sapu" and wash. I clean the rabbit cage every other day, if not every day. With 12 rabbits in there, I have lots of "fertilizer". You don't have to bath them. They do self cleaning. So, basically, work is to feed them, give them water and clean away the poo.
Lian,
ReplyDeletewas just wondering, your rabbit 'enclosure' doesn't have a floor right? the ground is the floor? do you have to clean it often? HOW do you clean it? I'm contemplating building a pen/enclosure and get pet rabbit for the girls but worrying bout what it'll entail. mind giving me a heads up of the work that it'll might involve. Thanks in advance...
Mom-On-The-Loose,
ReplyDeleteActually, I had a different idea for my rabbit enclosure. Initially I was thinking of a fenced area with a hut where the rabbits can rest. However, my mom went ahead and built the cage. You're right, it doesn't have a "floor". I can't really clean it. All I do is use a cangkul to gather the poo-poo and transport it to other parts of my garden as fertilizer. I did put some planks so the rabbits can be off the ground. But their feet is still very dirty. The only good part about not having a cement floor is that the rabbits can burrow and have their babies. I believe most people build their rabbit hutches off the ground. That way they can stay clean. If I could do it again, I think I would have the ground half cemented and half not. Cement ground would be easier to clean. At least can "sapu" and wash.
I clean the rabbit cage every other day, if not every day. With 12 rabbits in there, I have lots of "fertilizer". You don't have to bath them. They do self cleaning. So, basically, work is to feed them, give them water and clean away the poo.