Compact Rabbit Feeder Wooden Hay Dispenser Bunny Food Organizer with Litter Box

Designed for modern rabbit care, this rabbit hay feeder combines feeding, hygiene, and space efficiency into one integrated solution. Crafted from natural pine wood, it offers a safe, chew-friendly structure that aligns with rabbits’ natural instincts. By integrating hay access with a litter area, the product helps pet owners maintain a cleaner enclosure while encouraging healthier eating behavior.

1. Optimized Hay Consumption Control

Unlike loose racks or floor feeding, this hay feeder for rabbits elevates hay off the ground, significantly reducing contamination and waste. Studies in small animal husbandry show that raised hay systems can reduce hay loss by up to 30–40%, directly lowering feeding costs over time.

2. All-in-One Feeding & Hygiene System

This unit functions as a rabbit feeder while simultaneously guiding rabbits to naturally separate eating and toileting zones. This behavioral alignment minimizes cage odor and simplifies daily cleaning routines—an essential selling point for time-conscious pet owners.

3. Sustainable & Pet-Safe Pine Construction

Manufactured from kiln-dried pine wood, the structure is durable yet lightweight. Pine is widely used in small animal products due to its low toxicity, natural antibacterial properties, and resistance to warping when properly treated.

Solid Wooden Frame with Ventilated Hay Access

The rabbit wooden hay feeder design features evenly spaced slats that allow rabbits to pull hay naturally, mimicking grazing behavior. This helps prevent overeating while reducing dust inhalation—a common concern with enclosed feeders.

Integrated Litter Compartment

The lower section is engineered to accommodate common bedding materials such as paper pellets or wood shavings. By positioning the feeding area directly above the litter zone, the structure leverages rabbits’ instinct to eat and relieve themselves in one consistent area, improving litter training success rates.

Customizable Dimensions & Branding

Based on the reference supplier capabilities, this product supports OEM/ODM customization, including size adjustments, logo engraving, and packaging variations—critical for wholesalers and private-label brands targeting differentiated markets.

Whether you have a free-roam bunny or a specialized enclosure, this rabbit litter box with hay feeder fits seamlessly into:

• Indoor Rabbit Apartments: Keeps carpets clean from hay shards.
• Outdoor Hutches: Provides a sturdy, weather-resistant dining corner.
• Multi-Pet Households: Perfect for Guinea Pigs and Chinchillas who share similar grazing habits.

1. Assembly: Attach the feeder section securely above the litter compartment using the pre-aligned wooden joints.
2. Hay Loading: Insert fresh hay from the top or front opening, ensuring loose airflow.
3. Litter Setup: Add absorbent bedding to the base tray.
4. Daily Use: Rabbits self-feed and naturally use the litter area beneath.
5. Cleaning: Remove bedding daily and wipe wooden surfaces weekly with a pet-safe dry cloth.

Pro Tip: Regular rotation of hay types (timothy, orchard grass) can improve feeding engagement and dental health.

Do I still need to buy a separate litter box if this feeder includes one?
No additional litter box is required. This product is designed as an all-in-one hay feeder and toilet system, with a generously sized litter area that meets the daily needs of most rabbits. It simplifies cage layout and reduces clutter while supporting natural feeding and toileting behavior.

Is the pine wood hay feeder safe for my rabbit’s feet?
Yes. The structure is engineered with smoothly finished pine wood and rounded edges, minimizing pressure points on the feet. When used with appropriate litter or a resting mat, it supports long-term use without increasing the risk of sore hocks or foot irritation.

Is this hay feeder and litter box large enough for an 8-pound rabbit?
Absolutely. The internal space comfortably accommodates rabbits around 8 lbs (3.6 kg). Even medium-sized rabbits have ample room to move, turn, and adopt a natural posture while eating and toileting, ensuring comfort rather than confinement.

Will my rabbit urinate outside the litter area?
When your rabbit stands inside the litter section, urine leakage is unlikely. The design encourages proper positioning during use, which helps maintain cleanliness. Accidents typically occur only if the rabbit chooses not to step fully into the toilet area.

Does combining a hay feeder with a toilet help with litter training?
Yes. Rabbits naturally eat while relieving themselves. By positioning hay directly above the litter area, this design reinforces instinctive habits, making litter training easier and more consistent, especially for young or newly adopted rabbits.