After buying a rabbit, it might be hard to see what steps you need to take to provide for your fuzzy family members. It’s key to have stylish Pet Pens that fit well with the general design that puts the pets’ well-being first. This article explores the world of elegant integration where function meets style and pets find their place in our hearts and homes. Let’s get started.
#1 – A Pet-Friendly Home Design
Pet-friendly home designs have been growing recently, thanks to the high number of households with pets. According to The American Veterinary Medical Association, 66% of U.S. households own a pet. Additionally, pet owners’ strong desire to create a comfortable and safe living environment for their furry friends has further propelled this trend.
Having a pet-friendly home helps ensure the safety of your pet, while also allowing human members of the household to move freely without worrying about your pet’s comfort.
#2 – Utilize Pet Pens
Pet pens combine usefulness with style, providing benefits that include:
- Offering a safe cage for animals, limiting strays or access to potentially dangerous locations inside the house.
- Pet pens can seamlessly integrate indoor and outdoor areas, allowing animals to breathe fresh air and surroundings while being contained in a safe habitat.
- They can be tailored to fit different animals and their unique requirements, giving them flexibility in design and arrangement.
#3 – Auto Feeders
It can be hard to keep up with all of your rabbit’s dietary needs – especially since you can’t leave a bowl of food out as they wander the house, just as you would with a dog or cat. As such, having an automatic feeder to provide pellets and water can keep your rabbit healthy while also helping you keep your sanity.
#4 – Strong Cages
As with any pet, a strong cage or carrier is needed to not only protect your rabbit, but to also provide them a safe space. Having a designated space for them to sleep, eat and rest can help your rabbit feel safe and secure throughout the day. It also keeps them from wandering and potentially getting lost or hurt.
#5 – Dividers for Other Pets
Many pet owners have multiple pets across different species. This means that for rabbit owners that may also have a dog or a cat, it’s important to keep their rabbits safe by keeping their untrained roommates away from them.
Doggie fences, crates, designated rooms for each pet and similar tactics are all necessary steps to keep pets safe and separated, until they’ve gotten used to each other.
Meg is an author at Cinnamon Hollow. She writes on a variety of topics sharing tips and ideas for daily life.