How Do You Disinfect A Redwood Rabbit Hutch?
Most rabbits are quite susceptible to infections and parasites, especially if they live outdoors and among other wild or domesticated animals. While wire cages are easier to keep clean, many rabbit owners choose redwood hutches for their appearance. Some components can be added to a wooden hutch to make it easier to clean and disinfect. Taking precautions to clean and disinfect a redwood rabbit hutch regularly, as well as protect the hutch from pests and decay, will help keep your rabbits healthy and prolong the life of your rabbit hutch as well. Treat the wood in a redwood rabbit hutch before you put rabbits in it to keep the wood from decaying or harming the rabbit if the rabbit chews on it. Add a drop pan to the bottom of a wooden hutch to make regular cleaning easier and more effective. Use several layers of small animal hutch liners in the bottom and partially covering the sides of the rabbit hutch to absorb urine and cover with hay or straw. Remove the liners every day or two whe
