Your bun just heard a loud noise. Where does she go? Straight under the nearest shelf, behind the couch, anywhere that feels enclosed and safe. That instinct to hide is hardwired into every rabbit. A rabbit house like this 2in1 design gives your fluffball exactly what she’s looking for: a dark, enclosed bottom section to retreat into when the world gets too much, plus a rigid top platform to perch on when curiosity wins over caution. Two needs, one spot. A bunny hideout that doubles as a lookout Watch how quickly your bun claims this bunny hideout as her own. She’ll chin every corner of it (that’s her saying “mine”), rearrange the cushion three times, then finally flop inside the lower section for a nap. The removable cushion adds softness for sleeping, and the small opening gives that enclosed, den-like feeling rabbits crave. When she wakes up, she’ll hop right on top. The rigid upper platform holds her weight without collapsing, so she can sit up high and survey her territory like the little ruler she is. That’s what makes this rabbit hideaway more than just a box. It’s a full routine: hide, sleep, climb, observe. Most bunny hideaway options only do one of those things. Rabbits are prey animals, and that shapes everything about how they experience a room. They need at least one enclosed hiding spot in their living area at all times. Without one, even a bonded, confident bun can become anxious or stressed. If you notice your rabbit thumping more than usual or refusing to come out from under furniture, a proper hideout often makes a real difference. Will my rabbit actually use the top platform? Almost certainly, yes. Rabbits have a natural drive to seek elevated vantage points. In the wild, higher ground means spotting predators earlier. Indoors, your bun translates that into hopping on top of anything sturdy enough to hold her. You might even catch her doing a full sploot up there on a warm afternoon. The rigid structure here is key. Soft or flimsy tops sag under a rabbit’s weight, and most buns will avoid anything that feels unstable under their feet. This one stays firm, so your rabbit will trust it and keep coming back. With dimensions of 15.35 x 15.35 x 10.24 inches, this house is a great match for small to medium rabbit breeds such as Netherland Dwarfs, Holland Lops, Mini Lops, Mini Rex, and Lionheads. It creates a cozy little hideaway where your bun can rest, feel secure, and enjoy a sheltered space. Material: Fabric with rigid frameSize: 15.35 x 15.35 x 10.24 in (39 x 39 x 26 cm)Color: GreyBest for: Small to medium rabbits, indoor use, travel There’s something really sweet about watching your bun disappear into her little house, only to pop up on the roof two minutes later with that excited nose-wiggle. Give her a spot that’s truly hers �� Can I bring this rabbit house when traveling with my bun? Yes, it folds flat, which makes it easy to pack. Bringing a familiar hideout when you travel is actually a great idea. Your bun will recognize the smell and feel more secure in an unfamiliar place. Rabbits are creatures of habit, so having one consistent item from home can reduce stress significantly during trips or vet visits. How do I get my rabbit to start using this house? Place it in an area where your bun already likes to rest or hide. Don’t force her inside. Drop a few pieces of hay near the entrance and let her investigate on her own terms. Most rabbits explore new items within a few hours. That suspicious first sniff followed by a cautious hop inside is completely normal. Give her a day or two before deciding she doesn’t like it. Is the top platform strong enough for my rabbit to jump on? The frame is rigid, so it won’t collapse or sag when your bun hops up. It’s designed to support the weight of small to medium rabbits comfortably. If your bun is on the heavier side, over 6.6 lbs roughly, just keep an eye on whether the surface stays firm after repeated use. Most rabbits will test it cautiously before committing to a full flop up there. Should I put this rabbit house inside my bun’s enclosure or outside? Either works, depending on your setup. If your bun free-roams, place it in the room where she spends the most time. If she has a pen or enclosure, put it inside so she always has access to a hiding spot. The key is making sure your rabbit can reach it anytime she feels the need to retreat. A hideout that’s only sometimes available won’t become a trusted safe space. How do I wash the cushion if my bun has an accident? The cushion is removable, so you can pull it out and clean it separately. A gentle hand wash or a quick run on a delicate cycle works well. Avoid strong detergents or heavy fragrances, rabbits have sensitive noses and may reject the cushion if it smells unfamiliar. Let it air dry fully before putting it back, because a damp cushion is no fun for anyone.
