Small rabbit hutch PINOKIO Model 25894 PINO-30 by PINOKIO

Small rabbit hutch PINOKIO Model 25894 PINO-30 by PINOKIO is a compact enclosed shelter designed for domestic rabbits. The hutch provides a sheltered resting and nesting area with a solid outer shell and a simple layout intended for one small rabbit or young animals. It is suitable for basic husbandry and short-term outdoor use, offering protection from drafts and a discrete private space for feeding and rest.

Advantages

The design combines a compact footprint with a closed construction that improves privacy and protection compared with open cages. Its solid panels help reduce exposure to wind and light rain when used outdoors for short periods, and the enclosed interior supports nesting and quiet rest. The unit is lightweight enough to be moved within a garden or indoor area and is straightforward to clean and maintain due to its simple surfaces.

Suitable for

• Housing a single small rabbit or kit (young rabbit)
• Short-term outdoor placement in a sheltered area
• Indoor use as a resting or nesting shelter
• Basic husbandry and temporary confinement during cleaning or transport

Key specifications

• Purpose: compact enclosed shelter for small domestic rabbits
• Capacity: intended for one small rabbit or young animals
• Construction: solid-walled hutch with enclosed interior
• Use: suitable for indoor use and short-term outdoor exposure
• Maintenance: simple surfaces for easy cleaning

How to use

Place the hutch on a flat, elevated surface or a sheltered area of the garden to avoid prolonged exposure to standing water and strong winds. Line the interior with appropriate bedding material to provide insulation and absorbency, and check frequently for cleanliness and dampness. Provide food, fresh water, and a litter or forage area inside; ensure ventilation while avoiding direct drafts. For outdoor use limit exposure during severe weather and bring animals indoors overnight or in adverse conditions.

Usage recommendations

Inspect fastenings and panels regularly, replace bedding as needed, and monitor rabbit behaviour to confirm the space remains suitable. Do not use the hutch as the sole long-term housing for adult rabbits that require larger exercise areas; combine with a secure run or supervised free-roaming time for adequate activity.