4d • Health and Wellness
MYTH: “Hutches and cages are abuse.”
✅ FACT: Welfare is about design and management, not whether a cage exists.
This infographic breaks down something the research has shown over and over again:
properly sized, clean, well-managed enclosures reduce stress, injury, and disease.
Poorly managed free-roam or park systems do the opposite.
Rabbits are not dogs. They’re not toddlers. They’re prey animals with very specific biological needs — dryness, predictability, personal space, and correct flooring.
Bottom line:
Cages don’t cause suffering.
Bad husbandry does.
👉 Drop your thoughts below:
What myths about rabbit housing do you still see repeated online?
What changed for you when you improved enclosure design or sanitation?
If you’ve raised rabbits in multiple systems, what differences did you observe?
Let’s talk evidence, not aesthetics.
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MYTH: “Hutches and cages are abuse.”
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