Ideally the hutch should have a separate bedding compartment where your rabbit can take shade from the sun and also shelter from adverse elements. Rabbits are likely to be seen having a rest during the afternoon. Both compartments of the hutch should have hinged or lift off doors, to facilitate the removal of your pet and for cleaning purposes. The floor of the hutch should be covered with an absorbent material. Straw or hay can also be used as bedding, especially in the sleeping compartment, providing comfort and warmth for your pet.
Rabbits are clean in their toilet habit of using one place.
Cleaning out should be done on a regular basis, once a week should be sufficient, but more frequently in warm weather. Not many commercial toys exist for rabbits, but the inner of a kitchen towel or toilet roll can be used to amuse your pet. These should be replaced when they become soiled or torn. Hay Rack Hay should part of a rabbit's diet and a rack attached to the side of the hutch clear of the floor is a good idea. A rabbit would benefit from a run out in an enclosed area.