Kerbl Hayrack

at least this way the hay is not spread throughout the entire hutch or run

• Big enough
• Beautiful
• Untreated wood, so safe to gnaw on

Once she is stuck you have fresh hay in no time. I have them hanging outside on the outside corners. To protect them against the counter, I have attached a waterproof plate to the top. I think I can enjoy it this way for a long time and so do the guinea pigs.

• Untreated wood, so safe to gnaw on
• Beautiful
• Big enough

• A solution against rain. I supplied them myself, but maybe the supplier can do something with this

Ideal for outside because of the flap at the top, the hay stays nice and dry. Unfortunately not lasted too long, because the rabbits not only gnawed the hay but also gnawed at the wood.

• Big enough
• Untreated wood, so safe to gnaw on

is a beautiful ruif and is also cozy in an outdoor stay just a pity that the lep is not treated

• Untreated wood, so safe to gnaw on

• Bars are not safe for small cavias

Ideal for rabbits, good quality wood fits perfectly!

• Untreated wood, so safe to gnaw on
• Big enough

The hay rack hangs above the rabbit toilet so my rabbits can eat fresh and dry hay. The rack is pretty big, there is a lot of hay in it, certainly enough for 2 dwarf rabbits. For them the bars had to be slightly closer together, small ones could get stuck with their legs. And very high for them

• Big enough
• Untreated wood, so safe to gnaw on

• Not for small rabbits