Your rabbit tunnel is calling. Picture this: your bun spots the opening, does a cautious little sniff, then zooms straight through like it’s the most exciting discovery ever. This grey fabric tunnel recreates that cozy burrow feeling rabbits naturally crave. Whether your fluffball wants to hide, nap, or play endless rounds of peek-a-boo, this tunnel gives them a space that truly feels like their own. Rabbit toys that make daily life more fun Rabbits need variety in their environment to stay happy and mentally stimulated. This tunnel fits right into your bun’s daily routine as both a toy for rabbits and a resting spot between zoomies sessions. Place it in your living room play area or connect it near their enclosure, and watch your little explorer claim it immediately. It doubles as a nap zone when your bun needs a quiet moment away from the world. For households with multiple bunny toys and enrichment items, this tunnel adds a whole new layer of exploration to keep things interesting. Wild rabbits spend a large part of their day inside underground warrens with multiple exits and pathways. This instinct doesn’t disappear in domestic rabbits. Providing enclosed spaces with more than one way out helps your bun feel secure and confident in their environment. Will my rabbit actually use the tunnel or just ignore it? Most rabbits are naturally curious about tunnel-shaped spaces because it triggers their burrowing instinct. That said, some buns need a little time. Leave the tunnel in their play area without forcing interaction. Drop a few pieces of hay near the entrance. Within a day or two, most rabbits will investigate on their own. Once they realize it’s a safe hideout, you’ll probably catch them flopping inside or doing that adorable nose-wiggle at the opening. This tunnel has a standard 12 in (30 cm / 11.8″) diameter that works great for dwarf rabbits and Holland Lops, giving them a fun and cozy space to run through, hide, and play. For the best fit, measure your bunny before ordering to make sure they can move through comfortably. Material: Cotton fabricSize S: 26.5 x 12 in (67 x 30 cm) / 26.3″ x 11.8″Size L: 51 x 12 in (130 x 30 cm) / 51.1″ x 11.8″Care: Wipe clean with a damp clothBest for: Dwarf rabbits, holland lops, and small to medium breeds Every bun deserves a spot where they can disappear for a bit, then pop back out ready for binkies. This little grey tunnel might just become their favorite place in the house. �� Which size of the grey rabbit tunnel should I pick for my bun? The small size (26.5 in (67 cm)) works great for dwarf breeds and smaller buns who like a compact hideout. The large size (51 in (130 cm)) gives holland lops or medium rabbits a longer run with more room to stretch out and explore. If your bun loves zoomies through enclosed spaces, the larger option will keep them entertained longer. Can two rabbits share this tunnel at the same time? The large 51 in (130 cm) tunnel has enough room for two smaller buns to pass through or play together. It can actually help with bonding since rabbits enjoy sharing enclosed spaces once they trust each other. For multi-bun households, having one tunnel per rabbit avoids any territorial squabbles over who gets the cozy spot. Where should I place this tunnel in my bun’s play area? Place it near your bun’s favorite hangout spot or along a wall where they already like to run. Rabbits feel safer when tunnels are in quieter areas rather than high-traffic zones. You can also connect it to their enclosure entrance so it becomes a natural extension of their living space. How do I keep this rabbit tunnel clean and fresh? A quick wipe with a damp cloth is usually all you need. The cotton fabric doesn’t hold odors the way fleece can, so regular spot cleaning keeps it fresh. If your bun has a little accident inside, let the tunnel air dry fully before putting it back. Staying on top of weekly cleaning means your bun always has a hygienic hideaway. My bun keeps rearranging the tunnel, is that normal? Completely normal and actually a great sign. Rabbits love chinning and rearranging their environment to make it feel like home. If your bun pushes the tunnel around, bunches it up, or drags it to a new spot, that means they’ve claimed it as their own. Let them redecorate, it’s part of the fun of being a rabbit owner.
