Wendy

As stated at http://rabbitcondo.com/materials.htm, we bought 2 boxes of 14″ wire squares (23 per box) at $29.99 each, $59.98 total, at our local Home Depot. They came with plastic fasteners, which we discarded. I have been told the wire squares are not available in the U.K. I have also been told used ones have been seen in “thrift” shops such as Value Village. One of the popular brands is “Neat Idea Cubes” but we did not use that particular brand.

Robert’s reply:
Neither Priscilla nor Red have incisors (front teeth), so they can’t chew rugs or electrical cords, so I have no first-hand experience with ingesting carpets. I have heart that one of the worst causes of rabbits dying of gastric stasis is from swallowing carpet fibers, but I don’t know if that pertains to natural fibers such as cotton and wool. I would think that cotton would not be a problem.

Anyway, we got cheap small, washable rugs at Ikea for $2.99 each (the price has now gone up to $3.99) and we have covered the tiled platforms of the condo with them.

Robert’s reply:
If you scroll up and click on “Materials List” you will see all the materials I used, how much I paid for them and where I purchased them.

We have inexpensive, washable rugs on all of the levels except the bottom, which has newspapers over the tiles. This is the level where the litterbox is. Inside the litterbox is a layer of wood pellets, along with a supply of hay.

There is also one comfy cushion on the 2nd from the top level, alongside the water bowl.

The ones we used were not genuine “Neat Idea Cube” brand, but essentially the same thing.
We bought ours at the local Home Depot, as stated on the list of materials