Best Rabbit Hutches 2026: 10 Ranked, From £69.99 to £166.99

This is the most-reviewed wooden hutch-and-run combination in the ranking: 608 ratings averaging 4.3, with 62% of them five stars. The footprint is 150 x 66 x 100cm, the house and run are separated by a sliding door you can lock overnight, and the felted roof panels are listed as weatherproof. For the money, that is a lot of published detail.

In practice the design splits into three jobs: a raised house with a galvanised slide-out tray for cleaning, an outside run for daytime, and a ramp with a sliding door between them so you can shut the rabbits in at night. Three lockable doors mean you can reach the house and the run without dismantling anything. It is fir wood throughout, tongue-and-groove panels, jointed, sanded and screwed rather than stapled.

The catch is the number inside the number. FeelGoodUK publishes the 150 x 66 x 100cm overall size but not the internal measurement of the sleeping house — the same gap that undermines the £166.99 and £140.99 hutches further down this list. Note also that the breed recommendation reads 'Small Breeds'. If you keep a large breed, or you want a measured sleeping box before you buy, look further down.

840 ratings at 4.2 — the second-highest review count in this ranking — and a published 120 x 50 x 104cm. Two floors, four front-opening doors, two slide-out trays and a lift-up asphalted roof. FeelGoodUK also includes the outdoor cover free, which is the difference between a rabbit hutch with cover and one left to the weather.

In theory the two floors double the usable space; in practice the shelter is fully enclosed and the floors can be closed off from one another, which matters more than overall size on a wet night. The locking hinge on the roof opens upward so you can clean the upper floor standing up rather than reaching in. At 23kg it is a two-person job to move once built, but the spec sheet lists assembly as not required.

Two things to check before you pay. The size bullet prints 'Overall Width 120m' where it means 120cm — a typo, but a reminder to read the spec sheet rather than the headline. More importantly, the same brand sells a different hutch at the identical £139.99 with 276 reviews and no dimensions published at all. Either way, this is the one to buy, but confirm you are on the 840-review listing.

At £70.19 this is the cheapest of the best rabbit hutches on the list and the highest-rated, at 4.5 from 196 reviews. It also holds the best category rank of the ten: 12th in Small Animal Outdoor Pens & Hutches. The listing says suitable for 2-4 rabbits and gives dimensions of 181 x 100 x 48cm.

What you get is fir wood with weatherproof paint, wire mesh on the sides, an openable roof and a 45 x 100cm door. There is no raised floor, no enclosed sleeping compartment and no tray — 'foldable' and 'single level' are the spec-sheet entries. In practice, this wooden rabbit hutch is a secure daytime run on grass, not somewhere a rabbit spends a wet night.

So the claim of room for 2-4 rabbits and the build do not describe the same job. Four rabbits in a 48cm-high single-level run with no shelter is a daytime arrangement. As a result, buy this only if you already have a hutch, a shed or a garage. If it is your only purchase, add a covered house before winter.

£123.99 buys two floors, a ramp, mesh wire around the run, an asphalt roof and a pull-out tray, with 99 reviews at 4.1. The overall size is 157.4 x 53 x 99.5cm, and the house section alone is given as 51 x 74 x 45.5cm — which the listing does publish, unlike most others here.

The wheels are the practical hook. At 99.5cm tall and this wide you will not carry it, but you can roll it onto fresh grass and back before rain. In theory the tilted asphalt roof sheds water and the mesh-sided run gives ventilation; the listing says suitable for 1-3 rabbits.

Here is the contradiction to read carefully. The listing is titled as an outdoor rabbit hutch with an asphalt roof, while the spec sheet files 'Specific Uses For Product: Indoor'. Its own access bullet even calls it 'the indoor rabbit hutch'. That said, the same bullet promises protection from UV and rain. Treat it as a covered outdoor hutch on a patio, and do not believe the 'Indoor' tag.

Bunny Business ships this rabbit hutch and run flat-packed with assembly instructions and tools in the box, and publishes 148 x 80 x 85cm with a 61cm run height. The percentages are the interesting part: 74% five-star, and not a single one-star rating in the sample of 27.

It is fir wood, two levels, two doors, high-quality wire throughout, and 25kg in total. The listing targets large breeds, which is unusual — most hutches this size are sold for 1-2 rabbits. The 61cm run height gives a rabbit room to stand upright in the lower section rather than crouch.

Even so, 27 reviews is a thin basis for a 4.5, and £129.99 is more than the 150cm FeelGoodUK at the top of this list, for a 148cm footprint. Worth noting, too, that it ranks 172nd in Small Animal Outdoor Pens & Hutches. If you compare on review volume alone, this is the least-evidenced product in the top five.

£87.99 for a wheeled hutch with a removable tray, two front doors and an openable roof, rated 4.4 from 112 reviews. The published size is 108 x 58 x 73.5cm, and the listing says suitable for 1-2 rabbits rather than the 2-4 that bigger hutches promise.

The four wheels sit at the bottom, so you can wheel it indoors in bad weather and back out again; the colour scheme is described as working with indoor and outdoor décor. A door doubles as a ramp, and the tray slides out for cleaning. The mesh gap is published as 1.5cm.

By contrast with the larger hutches here, 108 x 58cm is a small footprint and the structure contains both a house and a run inside it, so neither half is generous. That said, it is a mobile small rabbit hutch and a sensible short-stay option. If your rabbits are medium-sized, or you want them out all day, this is not the one.

4.3 from 75 reviews at £109.99, for a 123 x 120 x 52cm structure that is mostly open run. The shelter attached to it — 'main house' in the listing — measures 47H x 42.5L x 42.5Wcm.

The base is bottomless, which means rabbits graze directly on grass, while the asphalt roof, water-resistant fir wood and metal wire mesh keep weather and predators out of the covered section. Multiple doors are placed for feeding, petting and cleaning. In practice it works best as an extension to an existing hutch, or as a daytime rabbit hutch for guinea pigs as much as rabbits.

Crucially, 42.5 x 42.5cm is a shelter, not a living house. The listing itself says suitable for 1-2 rabbits, which means the honest number to look at is the 42.5cm square, not the 123 x 120cm headline. If your rabbits have no other hutch, this will not do as their only home.

This is one of the best rabbit hutches here on paper for sleeping space: the living house is published as 112 x 42 x 43cm, the largest enclosed box in the ranking, and the overall size is 122 x 50 x 101cm. It is rated 4.1 from 44 reviews.

The double tier rabbit hutch has an elevated living house over a separate run box, with a middle board that can be opened or closed and a ramp between the two. There are two metal feeding troughs, one per level, plus lockable doors, a slide-out dropping tray and an openable roof. The living room has a mesh door for air circulation and observation.

However, 112 x 42cm is where the claim starts to strain. The listing says suitable for 2-4 rabbits, then adds its own footnote: 'For rabbits, this is a place to sleep and relax, not stay in all day.' Sixteen per cent of ratings are one or two stars. As a result, treat it as a night-time box for a pair, with a run attached for the rest of the day.

At £166.99 this is the most expensive of the best rabbit hutches on the list and the longest at 230 x 53 x 93.5cm, with two attached runs and four pull-out trays. As a large rabbit hutch it has the biggest overall footprint here. It is rated 4.2, but from just 34 reviews.

In theory the 230cm length plus four trays means less bending and less disruption: each section can be cleaned without moving the others. In practice the layout is a central living house with a run box either side, galvanised steel wire throughout, a raised base to keep it off damp ground and an asphalt-coated roof against rain.

The catch is the sleeping box. The living house measures 70 x 41 x 48cm, while the listing says 2-4 rabbits. Meanwhile 15 of the 34 ratings are one or two stars, the second-worst low-rating share in this top ten. There is no contradiction to untangle, just arithmetic: 70 x 41cm is the enclosed part. Buy it for the runs.