HYLYUN Extra Large Grass House for Rabbits - Hand Crafted Natural Grass Hideaway Foldable Bed Hut with Openings Playhouse for Bunny Guinea Pig Chinchilla Ferret for Play and Sleep

The Guys love destroying these grass hidey holes. It keeps them happy

My new bunny took to this right away. Liked to hide and sleep in it and to scratch and chew it. It's easy to put together and safe for bunny to chew. It's got two holes is good for buns. My rabbit took to jumping on top of it. Securing to the cage stabilising it more with cable ties helped make it a little more stable. My bunny is now a little too big for this. But, he still has it in his pen. He tends to prefer to sleep in a cardboard box in the centre of the room now. This is good for small buns who need a place to feel safe and cosy. Looks quite nice too. Definitely more attractive than a cardboard box!

I always buy these for my bun. She loves her little hideaway grass house. Even better, it's a boredom breaker when I'm not home as she chews through it, hence the reason I am considering buying shares in the product lol. Its a good size too!

Good chew house for bigger bunnies (big lop rabbits fit nicely), with nice wide door spaces and room for them to sit in and nibble. Small cable ties are provided (although twine is really better to use for rabbits). All my bunnies love them.

Right, so. First of all, the sides were all wonky, which made it a two person job to put together. It came with ZIP TIES which is ridiculous because its supposed to be chewable. I chucked out the zip ties and had to find a twine that my baby could eat to tie it together and then it was a nightmare to do so because there's no holes to put the ties in so you've gotta move the dried leafy wrap things and push it through. It's marginally easier because it's got two holes. Definitely a two person job between how fiddly it is and the wonky sides. It barely came together. The frame of it is also made of what looks like strips of wood glued together so I really hope it's rabbit safe glue, and I'll be taking it away before my bunny chews through to them. Having said all this, he's an average sized rabbit, and he sits comfortably in and on it, and he's enjoying chewing the sides already. He fits easily in and out of the two holes too. I'm just not sure how sturdy it is or how rabbit chewable safe it is, so he won't get it for as long as he should be able to, because I'll have to take it away before he starts eating the frame, so I really don't think it's worth the money or the effort.

I have purchased these regularly over the last 15 years. Expensive and used to be worth it.Now they come with plastic cable ties. Why??! Absolutely no need for these. Rabbits have no requirent for plastic.We know these houses are going to be eaten eventually - that’s the whole idea - twine is fine! Keep the plastic for where it’s actually needed.

The media could not be loaded. My bunny was initially unsure about this house, but after a while, he shredded it as intended, so all in all, it worked out well for us. Please be aware that it doesn't stay very straight, and after a while, you might have to use zip ties to ensure it holds together. More than anything, it will create a lot of mess, so be ready for that. We had it for over a year, and by then, there wasn't much of it left, so it was time to throw it away.

I think we're on the 5th one of these. The rabbits love them to sleep in and they also eat it. Bed time snack I suppose. The item comes with plastic zip type things to hold the corners together but I think they should come with more of the jute string. Rabbits Chew everything and I dislike that they could ingest some of these little plastic bits. I ended up having to buy a roll of jute for when I assemble.