I'm kind of surprised that this doesn't have more views. I guess most rabbitries must be buying their nest boxes. With back log though, I don't have time to wait. Thanks for posting this! I think it'll make my pregnant doe's cage very crowded, so I might need to move her before she approaches kindle date...
It is a bit more crowded, but the doe will jump on top of it to rest. It also gives them the ability to get away from the kits when they start following momma around the cage.
That is because, that specific kinda plywood is treated with glues and chemicals, for termites and a wrought-repellent. Regular pine hardwood untreated is fine to chew on BUT IT'SGONNA COST A BIT MORE.
smart idea not putting a bottom on it:) Great video and thanks!
Thank you I am breeding 3 of my doe’s and need to make my nesting boxes
I'm kind of surprised that this doesn't have more views. I guess most rabbitries must be buying their nest boxes. With back log though, I don't have time to wait. Thanks for posting this! I think it'll make my pregnant doe's cage very crowded, so I might need to move her before she approaches kindle date...
It is a bit more crowded, but the doe will jump on top of it to rest. It also gives them the ability to get away from the kits when they start following momma around the cage.
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Hello I'm from Germany. Is there a blueprint or can you send me the measurements or send a blueprint?
Sry for my bad english
I do not have blue prints for these, sorry.
OK, too bad, I wanted to build one for me :(Do you have an idea how I can get a blueprint or the dimensions?
Marcel
You can find rabbit nest box plans and dimensions here: bharabbitry.weebly.com/nest-box-info.html
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Don't use plywood because if your rabbit eats it, it may be harmful
From doing research they don't like the taste of the plywood. I have not had any problems since building mine, no chew marks.
@@ASliceofWoodWorkshop But the baby's might!
That is because, that specific kinda plywood is treated with glues and chemicals, for termites and a wrought-repellent. Regular pine hardwood untreated is fine to chew on BUT IT'SGONNA COST A BIT MORE.
Dont us OSB. They chew the shit out of it and ingest the glue that holds OSB chips together.
I have read that the osb is something they dont like to chew. We have 8 rabbits right now and have 0 evidence of chew marks on the boxes.
It won't last