Rabbit Toys, Treats and Accessories
Discover our range of natural rabbit toys, chew toys, treats and cage accessories at Minipetz. From fun forage toys and hanging toys to willow balls, wooden chews and enrichment toys, we have plenty to keep your bunnies happy, active and entertained.
Our products are carefully selected to encourage natural behaviours such as chewing, foraging and playing, providing your rabbits with fun and enriching activities.
Rabbits
Rabbits are wonderful, curious and sociable pets, each with their own unique personality. They love to explore their surroundings, investigate new things and spend time playing.
Rabbits are highly social animals and generally thrive when living with a compatible rabbit companion. They also need plenty of space, stimulation and enrichment to keep them happy and healthy.
Providing a variety of rabbit toys and enrichment activities encourages natural behaviours such as chewing, digging, tossing and foraging. From natural wooden chews to fun forage toys, keeping your bunnies entertained is an important part of their everyday care.
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Rabbit toys
Making sure your rabbit is happy and stimulated is an important part of being a rabbit owner and the easiest way to achieve this is through playtime and an environment with plenty of activities. If you provide your rabbit with toys make sure they are made from a safe wood. At Minipetz we use mainly hazel, birch, willow and apple so you can be sure all of our toys are safe for rabbits.
Rabbit like to chew and gnaw on things because it keeps their forever-growing teeth in good condition – so don’t be surprised if your toys don’t last too long! They also like to make nests, so you might find some of the remains in their beds!
Rabbit Accessories
Rabbits are prey animals, so having somewhere safe to hide is important for their comfort and wellbeing. Even when living in a secure enclosure, rabbits need plenty of hiding places where they can retreat, relax and feel safe.
Providing suitable hiding places, comfortable resting areas and plenty of space to explore helps create an environment where your bunnies can feel secure. Rabbits also need constant access to fresh hay and grass as an essential part of their diet.
Rabbit Treats & Herbs
A healthy rabbit diet should consist mainly of good-quality hay and grass, making up around 80% of their daily food intake. As a general guide, rabbits should eat roughly their own body size in hay every day. A small daily portion of suitable rabbit pellets can also be offered, while sugary muesli-style foods are best avoided.
For extra enrichment, try offering a variety of dried herbs and flowers. These can encourage natural foraging behaviours and add interesting smells and tastes to your rabbit’s day. You can scatter them around their enclosure or mix them into their hay to encourage your bunnies to explore and forage.
