Kerbl Rabbit Burrow Bunny Base Complete Set with Feeder and Drinker

Kerbl Rabbit Burrow Bunny Base: A Natural Home for Your Rabbits

The Kerbl Rabbit Burrow Bunny Base gives your rabbits an all-inclusive home that mirrors their natural habitat. The underground section is buried in the earth and accepted by the animals as their own burrow – protecting from heat in summer and cold in winter, providing a pleasant climate all year round.

This 3-in-1 product impresses with its versatility: burrow, shelter and transport box combined. The integrated hay rack, water and food dispenser keep your rabbits well supplied even over longer periods, while two entrances prevent competitive pressure inside the burrow. The flexible 4-way door can be individually adjusted – your rabbits can go in, out, both, or the door can stay closed. Thanks to a clever click-and-connect system, assembly is quick and tool-free; only a hole needs to be dug for the lower section.

Overview:

• All-inclusive home for rabbits with underground burrow
• Protects year-round against heat and cold
• 3-in-1: burrow, shelter and transport box
• Integrated hay rack, water and food dispenser
• Two entrances/exits for harmonious cohabitation
• Tool-free assembly via click system

Technical Data:

• Dimensions (L x W x H): approx. 59.8 x 39.8 x 36.7 cm
• Weight: approx. 2.85 kg
• Material: sturdy, weather-resistant plastic
• Water dispenser capacity: 375 ml
• Food dispenser capacity: 850 ml
• Country of origin: Poland (EU)

Scope of Delivery:

1x Upper part
1x Lower part (burrow)
1x Water dispenser (375 ml)
1x Food dispenser (850 ml)
1x Hay rack
2x Stairs
1x Floor tray
1x Additional intermediate floor without holes

FAQ:

What does the 4-way door mean?
Depending on the setting, your rabbits can only go out, only in, both, or the door stays fully closed.

What is the extra intermediate floor for?
It lets you use the upper part as a separate shelter or transport box – handy for vet visits or trips away.

Do I need to dig a hole myself?
Yes, a hole is needed for the lower section. The burrow is then embedded and readily accepted by rabbits as a natural den.