TRIXIE Natura Single Rabbit Hutch

Edit 9/2019: I still use this hutch from time to time, though I've taken to giving my rabbits each their own x-pens to live in mainly. This hutch is a fantastic option for someone who needs to save on space while providing some space for their rabbit companion. You definitely want to get sturdier screws (or L brackets) for the ramp, but overall, the design is great. I've assembled/disassembled this hutch probably +9 times and it's still held up beautifully. Still recommend for dwarf and small breeds only, as it's not the largest pen in the world. I would lastly add that going to your local hardware store and grabbing a custom cut piece of plywood for under this hutch will save you a lot of headaches, whether it's inside or out. You won't have to worry about your bunny ruining your carpet or digging their way out of their pen. I bought this cage about a month ago for an indoor rabbit. My Holland lop is about 3 months old now, and he seems to LOVE it! It is a good size cage for him. I put a plywood sheet under the cage run, so he doesn't dig at the carpet at all, and he actually really likes the wood - he loves laying on the floor downstairs so he can see everything going on in the room. His cage seems to be pretty well sized for him, considering I can fit his grass chew tube, hanging toys and even 2 litterboxes and he still has room to hop freely. This was super easy to assemble and I've gotten many compliments for how nice it looks! The few things I did have a beef with were the fact that the door lock for the run locks from the inside, not the outside, so if your bun is in the house and not wanting to be in there, you have to open up the house in order to lock the door (in my case, for cleaning). Also, the screws connecting the ramp to the main hutch are not very sturdy, and stripped out in the first 2 weeks. My bun is old enough that I just put a box in there in place of the ramp, but you may want to consider using larger/longer screws because it has to support the weight of the wood and your bun! Overall, this is one of the best sized and ease of access cages you can get for your bunny, especially if they will be living outside or not get a lot of running time in the house. It should be noted though that this is better suited to small breeds, as my friend's Holland Lop/ American cross could barely fit in the front door.