Fovima Extra Large Wooden Rabbit House, 2-Level Castle with Hay Feeder and Ladder

Fovima’s extra-large, two-level wooden rabbit house is an indoor hideout and activity space with three connected ground-floor rooms, a hay feeder, and an upper resting area.

• Three connected rooms on the first floor — let rabbits move between spaces to hide and socialize.
• Two-level design with a central ladder — connects the ground floor to a private upper hideout.
• Right-side feeder — keeps hay accessible without entering the house.
• Smooth, burr-free natural wood panels with rounded edges — made for daily use and chewing.
• Multiple doors and windows — provide airflow and visibility through the habitat.

Indoor rabbits benefit from places to retreat, explore, and spend time near one another. Fovima’s layered layout is designed to support those natural behaviors while helping reduce stress, boredom, and territorial anxiety. The house combines hiding, climbing, feeding, and resting in one structure for use in an indoor cage, playpen, or open indoor space.

How are the rooms and levels arranged?

The first floor has three fully connected rooms, and a built-in ladder in the center room leads to a separate hideout upstairs. This gives pets connected places to move through, hide, and socialize, with a quieter resting space on the upper level.

• Three connected ground-floor rooms allow free movement between areas.
• The upper hideout provides a private place to rest.

How does the feeder and climbing access work?

The feeder sits on the right side of the house, while the ladder is built into the center room. Hay stays accessible without needing to enter the house, and the ladder links the lower rooms with the upper resting area.

• The feeder is part of the house design.
• The ladder provides access between floors.

Which pets and indoor spaces can use this house?

Fovima’s wooden house is designed for rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, ferrets, and kittens. It can serve as a hideout, climbing tower, feeding station, and resting house in cages, playpens, or open indoor areas.

• Suitable for multi-pet homes with the listed animals.
• Multiple doors and windows offer airflow and visibility.

What is it made from, and how is it assembled?

The house uses natural wood panels with smooth, burr-free surfaces and rounded edges. Its modular panels allow assembly, disassembly, and storage, and clear instructions are included.

• Rounded edges are part of the panel design.
• Modular construction supports taking the house apart for storage.

This house suits indoor pet owners looking to combine hiding, climbing, feeding, and resting spaces in one multi-level structure. Its connected lower rooms, built-in feeder, and upper hideout make it a practical fit for indoor habitats and play areas.

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