Rabbits are preferred by adults and children not only because they are adorable, cuddly and cuddly, but also because they are easy to care for. Rabbits make great companions and pets suitable for children and adults and a way to relieve stress attributed to their hectic and busy schedules at work and school.

Pet owners prefer to keep them as pets because they are sociable, docile, and can be handled with care. You don’t need to bathe and brush them frequently because they are themselves. With special care and attention, you can establish special bonds with them. Because they are sociable creatures, they love to play, roam, and sit next to you.

You must remember that keeping rabbits as pets requires a great deal of responsibility on your part as the pet owner because you need to provide them with nutritious food and vitamins and provide them with a safe and secure place to stay. With the presence of environmental hazards, such as rain, snow, and predators, it is your duty to protect them from danger.

Despite the limited funds you have, you can still provide them with a safe place to stay by repurposing their old rabbit cages. It doesn’t mean you need to buy new equipment and supplies for your pets because you can still give them a quality place to stay by renovating your old rabbit cages.

There are several ways to repurpose your old rabbit cages, all you need to do is spend time cleaning and disinfecting them.

Factors to consider when cleaning and renovating the rabbit cage:

• Before placing supplies and accessories in the rabbit cage, be sure to clean them first. Brush the floor to remove fecal marks. Use a bleach or vinegar solution to remove the pungent odor. Make sure to dry them in the hot sun after cleaning their cage.

• If you have a wooden cage, you can add new paint or varnish. Before you start repainting them, double check your locks for defects.

• Make sure to make your cage warm and cozy where they can relax, sleep, and rejuvenate. Make sure to put a small enclosure where they can hide and sleep. Lay out dry hay, shredded newspaper, or straw. Avoid using aromatic oils in the cage because it can be harmful to your lungs.

• You can also add clean and unused towels, fabric scraps, and rugs to keep them warm during cold weather.

• Place the cage inside your home, backyard, or garden. Put it in a quiet place because they love the calm and serene environment.

• Keep them out of the reach of pets in your home, such as cats and dogs.

• Be sure to clean and remove used and dirty bedding and shredded newspapers once or twice a week to prevent the growth of bacteria and viruses.

• Always clean the food and water container inside the cage to avoid contamination and prevent your rabbits from getting sick.

With the tips mentioned above, you will restore your old rabbit cage to make it look like new.