Rabbit Hay Feeder – 3 Hole Hanging Rack
A hanging rabbit hay feeder in 2 hole or 3 hole versions and five colours. Keeps hay off the floor and stops it being trampled into bedding.
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Rabbit Hay Feeder – 3 Hole Hanging Rack
Hay is the main part of a rabbit’s diet, but hay left loose on the floor gets walked on, urinated on and then ignored. This rabbit hay feeder hangs on the side of the hutch and holds a proper supply off the ground, so your rabbit pulls out what it wants and the rest stays clean. It comes in a 2 hole or 3 hole version, and in five colours.
Why pet owners choose it
- ✔ Hangs on the hutch — keeps hay off the floor
- ✔ 2 or 3 hole versions — match it to your rabbit or pair
- ✔ Five colours — avocado, blue watermelon, colourful elephant, lemon, little zouju
- ✔ Less waste — hay that is not trampled stays edible
- ✔ Easy to refill — top it up without opening the hutch
At a glance
| Type | Hanging hay rack |
| Options | 2 holes, 3 holes, or a 2 and 3 hole set |
| Colours | 5 designs |
| Use | Inside a hutch or run |
| Cleaning | Wipe or rinse clean |
Which version should you choose?
Two holes suits a single rabbit; the 3 hole version is the better choice for a pair, or for a rabbit that empties a small rack in a day. If you keep more than one hutch, the 2 and 3 hole set covers both. Position the rabbit hay feeder at a height your rabbit reaches comfortably from standing — too high and they will pull the hay down and eat it off the floor instead, which defeats the point.
Care
Empty and refill the rack daily, because hay that has been sitting in a rack for days is the hay rabbits leave. Discard any damp hay rather than topping up over it. Wash the rack with warm soapy water every week or so and let it dry before refilling, and check the fixings hold it securely — a rack that swings about spills more hay than it saves.
What’s in the box
1 x rabbit hay feeder in your chosen configuration and colour design.
Kitting out a rabbit hutch? Browse our rabbit hay feeders, or see the rabbit grooming kit for coat care.
For advice on feeding rabbits, see the ASPCA small pet care guide.
| Weight | 18 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 in |
| Choice | yes |
Frequently Asked Questions
Hay on the floor gets walked on, soiled and then ignored. A rack keeps the supply clean and off the ground so more of it actually gets eaten.
The 3 hole version. Two holes suits a single rabbit, and the 2 and 3 hole set covers two hutches.
At a height your rabbit can reach while standing normally. Too high and they pull the hay down and eat it off the floor anyway.
Check the fixings hold it firmly. A rack that swings or tips spills more hay than it saves.
Daily. Rabbits leave hay that has been sitting for a few days, so fresh hay each day is what keeps them eating.
Yes, it suits a hutch or a run. Bring it in for cleaning and let it dry fully before refitting.
✔ Heavy glazed ceramic
✔ Non-slip, tip-resistant base
✔ Seven colours available
✔ Does not absorb odours
✔ Rinse-clean surface
• Press the bowl into the bedding so it sits level
• Rinse and refill daily
• Wash with warm soapy water every few days
• Avoid abrasive scourers on the glaze
• Check the rim for chips and replace if cracked
Rabbit Hay Feeder – 3 Hole Hanging Rack
Hay is the main part of a rabbit’s diet, but hay left loose on the floor gets walked on, urinated on and then ignored. This rabbit hay feeder hangs on the side of the hutch and holds a proper supply off the ground, so your rabbit pulls out what it wants and the rest stays clean. It comes in a 2 hole or 3 hole version, and in five colours.
Why pet owners choose it
- ✔ Hangs on the hutch — keeps hay off the floor
- ✔ 2 or 3 hole versions — match it to your rabbit or pair
- ✔ Five colours — avocado, blue watermelon, colourful elephant, lemon, little zouju
- ✔ Less waste — hay that is not trampled stays edible
- ✔ Easy to refill — top it up without opening the hutch
At a glance
| Type | Hanging hay rack |
| Options | 2 holes, 3 holes, or a 2 and 3 hole set |
| Colours | 5 designs |
| Use | Inside a hutch or run |
| Cleaning | Wipe or rinse clean |
Which version should you choose?
Two holes suits a single rabbit; the 3 hole version is the better choice for a pair, or for a rabbit that empties a small rack in a day. If you keep more than one hutch, the 2 and 3 hole set covers both. Position the rabbit hay feeder at a height your rabbit reaches comfortably from standing — too high and they will pull the hay down and eat it off the floor instead, which defeats the point.
Care
Empty and refill the rack daily, because hay that has been sitting in a rack for days is the hay rabbits leave. Discard any damp hay rather than topping up over it. Wash the rack with warm soapy water every week or so and let it dry before refilling, and check the fixings hold it securely — a rack that swings about spills more hay than it saves.
What’s in the box
1 x rabbit hay feeder in your chosen configuration and colour design.
Kitting out a rabbit hutch? Browse our rabbit hay feeders, or see the rabbit grooming kit for coat care.
For advice on feeding rabbits, see the ASPCA small pet care guide.
| Weight | 18 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 in |
| Choice | yes |
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