Rabbit nesting box diy

Rabbit nest boxes are an essential item to have on hand if you plan on breeding and having litters. There are many different styles of “nest boxes” out there - metal, drop down, attached to the cage - but so far, my favorite remains the classic wood nest box.

There are many types of rabbit nest boxes out there. We've tried a few and found this design works best for our meat rabbits.

Oh my word, it has been a while since I have talked about or mentioned my little fury friends on this blog. I think the last time was when we built the homemade organic rabbit feed recipe, after the diy wood pallet rabbit hutch. Anywho, we are about to correct this with this post on

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What to do when your rabbit had babies outside the nesting box and how to teach her to use the box if you need to.

When I started researching meat rabbits, way before I ever had any, I wondered what I would use for nesting boxes. The traditional sheet metal boxes that I see used most often are hard to find wher…

I'm pretty sure building a nest box can be done numerous ways, but this is how I chose to do it. I thought maybe it would help someone ou...

Make your own nest boxes for free using empty cat litter tubs. You can even paint them to match your chicken coop! They are super cute and completely washable, so they're easier to clean then traditional wood nest boxes.

I've seen nest boxes made out of just about anything, including used and thoroughly cleaned cat litter buckets (absolutely no judgment here if that's you). Chickens will lay wherever they please, so really it's more about making something that appeals to them - unless you're seriously into easter egg hunting. Then, I say take it one step further and get a variety of laying hens so you also have the joy of finding naturally colored eggs! I think this sounds fun for approximately 2 days in…

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