Great for getting the bunnies on the ground
589507
Works well, I have 3 of these. Great for getting the bunnies on the ground.
4210047
This is the perfect fence for my garden beds.  It fits around my 4x8 bed.  I got them to keep out all the bunnies around our property.  The bunny at my house still gets her nose in the fence and grabs what she can (as you can see in my picture) but this fence does a good job of protecting my veggies.
2310990
This playpen is perfect for a bunny.  We use twist ties to connect it to the bunnies cage and this gives him a lot more room to run around.  It also works well in the grass.
1675306
I use this for my bunnies because it keeps the hay inside the cafe and they never pee over the edges. It also means that for two bunnies, I can go an extra 1-2 days before cleaning. Great quality plastic.
2073406
works great for catching rabbits in our yard to relocate....carrots work best esp if you stick a portion of the tip out the side of the cage in front of the trip plate.... Holds medium sized rabbits.  Easy to use and effective for trapping critters.
3613818
Great item for price has big pieces not to good for small bunnies though .
3220536
Great product that contains bunny splashes. They love to back into the corner. Short fiber paper pulp makes an excellent litter for this box. Use vinegar to remove mineral deposits.
3965266
The Bunny Rescue I bought it for in honor of a fallen friend, loves it.  It helps them carry heavy bags of feed and litter inside as well as helping them haul the laundry.
2462064
I have six dwarf rabbits and this is the cage I use for five of them. To me, it's just right. My rabbits are pretty small, but the wire floor is sturdy enough for them. It also has enough room for them to be able to hop around without being cramped. They enjoy the shelf, but I removed the ladders when they outgrew them because they quit using them as they got bigger, and there's more room in the cage with the ladders removed. It's nice to be able to remove the bottom tray to change the pan while the rabbits remain in the cage up above. It's also good that the droppings fall into the bottom tray so the rabbit doesn't have to sit in them. I put pine pellets (such as Feline Pine) in the bottom tray to absorb any odor, and I can usually make it a week without having to change it without any observable odor. (Be sure not to use pine "shavings" because the toxic fumes from that can cause liver damage in your rabbits; pine "pellets" are okay since the heating process removes the toxic fumes.) I also have a separate small litterbox that I put in the actual cage, and the bunnies do pretty good at using it. I also put pine pellets in the small litter box and cover it with hay; that works really well for them and I can change the small litterbox every day or so without having to change the big bottom tray so often. It's also good that there is both a top and a side door through which to access the cage. However, you might want to keep a carabiner on the side door of the cage because I once awoke to find the side door (which I rarely used) open and the rabbit was no longer in the cage. (He was safe and hiding under the couch, but a carabiner stays on the side doors of all my cages since then!!)
579041
I bought this because it was the correct height to use to protect my raised vegetable beds from raiding rabbits, etc. I used it on one bed so far and will have to surround the other four or so. It is flexible so I can lean over it and cuts easily for the sections to be protected and applied. This is a bit unusual to use to put on a the stakes that I have and just use some twist ties to hold to the stakes and then together. To keep little critters like chipmunks from crawling under, I have stapled it to the raised bed frames. So far so good with the radishes and carrots being protected.
4564180
This product covers the cord very well and is easy to use. The only issue I have with it is that my bunnies chewed through the plastic rather quickly, but thats most likely not a fault in the product.
1237835
These are wonderful.  My ND Buns love these mats.  They love to lay on them, that is where they prefer to sleep, on the mats.  They love to chew and nibble them.  They are a great addition.  I have a large hutch with wire flooring and so for some of the flooring I have the plastic mats with holes for the poop to go down, but on the other half of the floor I have these mats and they just love them so much.  This way their little feet are protected from those awful wires.
3791043
I have a free-range bunny roaming my bedroom and so there is only one protected spot where I can plug stuff in. This makes things much more efficient and organized!
1128788
Bought for my bunny rabbits, they love it. Folds up small for when I want the house back so it's win win.
3874721
We got this for an indoor play yard for our bunny. We set up a litter box inside. With the easily washable, removeable floor, and the ability to move it around, we can have the bunny be with us in the living room, outside, in the bedroom, etc, rather than just staying in his pen, while other pets are separated from him.
1255411
This thing was awesome! I've read that a lot of small pets can't figure out how to pull the hay out, but when stuffing the hay in, I've made sure to have some hay sticking out so my bunnies can yank it out and really play with it. One thing I realize I have an advantage over most is I have a very small hand, so I can stick my hand right into the ball, making it very easy to stuff. When my boyfriend tried to shove hay in there, it was just a mess so he ends up just opening the entire side panel, which may just be an option for people having difficulty with the small door.
646531
I was having problems with birds and rabbits getting into my tomato garden.  I had the plants staked and it was easy to drape the netting over the stakes, using the pins to hold the bottom edge in the ground.  So far, so good.