After your cage is set up, you will need to add a litter box, heavy food bowls, and a water bottle or bowl. A piece of synthetic sheepskin may be added for your rabbit to sit on. An untreated willow basket and piece of wood should keep your rabbit from becoming bored. Keep in mind that no matter how large your rabbit house is or how many rabbit toys are available, you will need to interact with your rabbit on a regular basis. Rabbits need supervised free run time for exercise, mental stimulation, and socialization.
Rabbits love to chew and they can be quite destructive.
Make sure that the area that you choose to let your rabbit run free in is rabbit-proofed. A final reminder, don't forget to keep your rabbit's housing clean and to provide fresh water and food daily. Most important of all, don't forget to have fun with your rabbit. Your rabbit's daily free run time is the perfect time to pet and groom your rabbit. Some rabbits love to run around the room and jump and twist in the air.