How much money do large rabbit cages cost?

Answer 1

A good quality care of adequate size will run $200.00 to $300.00. This will generally include feed dishes, perches, seed skirt, removable pan and grate (for ease of cleaning). A cage of this quality will last many, many years if properly cared for.

Answer 2

One person wrote: Depends on the amount of money available.

In response, someone else wrote: While it's true that rabbit cages can be as fancy and expensive as you want, the above answer gives the impression that cheap rabbit cages are acceptable if that's all you can afford.

If you can't afford a suitable rabbit cage (or any aspect of the rabbit's care), you can't afford the rabbit. Count on the rabbit itself being the least expensive part of owning a rabbit!!

Many rabbit cages on the market are much too small for any size rabbit, while others may be good enough for a single dwarf rabbit, but not a full-sized rabbit or a bonded pair. Don't trust marketing! Pet supply companies don't always have your pet's best interests in mind.

There are many different options for how to house your rabbit. It's important that you research beforehand -- refer to the related question about rabbit cages below for more details and helpful links.

Unless you can find a deal on a used rabbit cage, expect to spend a couple hundred dollars, at least.