Every rabbit house should give your bun a place to disappear when the world gets too loud. Picture this: your fluffball spots the Bunny Donut, gives it a suspicious first sniff, circles it twice, then melts right into the felt cradle like it was made for them. This round hideout wraps around your rabbit’s body with a soft central dip that cradles them while they nap. It is the kind of shelter that turns nervous energy into slow, relaxed flops. Bunny hideaway that doubles as a lookout perch What makes this bunny hideout genuinely clever is the rigid top. Your rabbit can hop on top to survey the room from a higher vantage point, which is something bunnies naturally crave. One minute they are tucked inside their rabbit hideaway, the next they are perched on top doing their best little sentinel impression, nose wiggling at every sound. The felt fabric stays firm enough to support them on top while staying soft inside the bunny hideaway bowl. It combines a resting spot and an observation deck in one compact piece, so your bun gets both security and stimulation without taking up half the room. Rabbits are prey animals, and their instinct to hide when resting is deeply hardwired. A bun that has no enclosed shelter available may never fully relax, even in a safe home. Providing at least two hiding spots in your rabbit’s living area helps them regulate stress and sleep more deeply, which supports better overall health. Will my rabbit actually use the top as a perch? Most rabbits will discover the top on their own within a few days. Bunnies are naturally curious about elevated surfaces because height means safety in their instinct-driven world. If your bun seems hesitant, try placing a few pellets or a small piece of herb on top to encourage exploration. Once they realize they can see the whole room from up there, you will likely catch them lounging on it regularly. Some buns even chin it to claim it as their personal throne. This hideout measures 19.5 in (50cm), making it a great fit for small to medium breeds like Netherland Dwarfs, Holland Lops, Mini Rex, and Lionheads. These buns can comfortably curl up and relax inside. Larger breeds such as Flemish Giants or French Lops may find it too snug for full use. Material: Felt fabricSize: 19.5 x 8 in (50 x 20 cm)Color: GreyCare: Spot clean or hand wash, air dryBest for: Small to medium rabbits who love enclosed resting spots There is something genuinely heartwarming about watching your bun sink into this little donut, ears relaxed, eyes half closed, completely at peace. That is the whole point. �� How do I introduce this rabbit house to my bun for the first time? Place the Bunny Donut in your rabbit’s favorite area and let them approach on their own terms. Drop a few pieces of hay or a treat nearby to create positive associations. Most buns will investigate within hours, but some shyer rabbits may take a day or two before they feel comfortable climbing in. Do not force your bun inside. Can my rabbit use this hideout as their main sleeping spot? Absolutely. Many buns will choose this as their primary nap spot once they discover how snug the central dip feels. The felt holds a bit of their warmth, which makes it even more appealing over time. Just make sure your rabbit still has access to at least one other hiding option in their space so they can pick based on their mood. Is the felt fabric easy to keep clean with a rabbit using it daily? Felt holds up well to spot cleaning with a damp cloth for everyday fur and hay bits. For deeper cleaning, hand wash it gently and let it air dry completely before giving it back to your bun. Avoid machine washing on hot cycles, as this can shrink or misshape the felt and ruin the structure your rabbit relies on. Will this hideout slide around on hard floors when my bun hops on top? On hardwood or tile, yes, it may shift a little when your rabbit jumps up. A simple fix is placing a small non-slip mat underneath. On carpet, it stays put without any trouble. Your bun will appreciate stability, especially when they are perched on top doing their lookout routine with that signature nose wiggle. Can I use this alongside other hideouts in my rabbit’s area? Definitely, and your bun will thank you for the variety. Rabbits like having options depending on how they feel. Some days they want full enclosure, other days they prefer the open bowl shape of this donut. Offering two or three different shelters lets your rabbit choose based on temperature, mood, or how much zoomie energy they have burned off.
