Double Brooder/Rabbit Hutch

Double Brooder/Rabbit Hutch - $250 or $300 with slider divider

My double brooders have two large doors, two spacious cleanout drawers, a long light bar, full-size 3.5-inch hinges, premium latches and handles, and a slider divider that creates two separate living compartments and can be accessed from the outside of the cage.

Specifications & Features:

Dimensions: 5.5ft (W) x 3ft (H) x 2ft (D)
(Overall Height Including Light Bar = 5ft tall)

Access & Cleaning: Two large doors and two integrated clean-out drawers.

Sliding Divider: Two separate living compartments if needed.

Premium Hardware: Equipped with high-quality latches, hinges, and handles.

Lighting: Equipped with an extra-long light bar to accommodate multiple heat lamps if needed.

Build Quality: Built to last using professional-grade glue, screws, brad nails, and crown staples.

Reinforced Design: Includes braced legs for stability and built-in carry handles for easier transport.

Optional Add-ons:

Vinyl Drawer Lining: $50 (Protects drawer bottoms) (Includes both drawers)

Lamp & Heat Bulb: $35 (Eliminate any hassle of finding a lamp and bulb, and let me do it for you)

Slider Divider: $50 (Add a divider to your cage to make two separate compartments. Divider can be used from the outside of the cage with ease)

Green Treated: $100 (Upgrade the cage to treated wood)

Large Nesting Box: $25 (16-inch long nesting box for rabbits)

Ordering & Availability:

Built to Order: To ensure the highest possible quality, these units are typically built upon request.
(Occasionally available immediately. Feel free to ask about availability anytime.

Build Time: Please allow 2–3 days for this build. Turnaround times may be longer during periods of high demand.

Delivery & Location:

Pickup: Available in Tahlequah.

Delivery Services: Starting at a $25 minimum (could be more depending on distance)

Delivery Availability: Please understand that delivery is subject to my current build schedule and may not be available for all orders, regardless of distance.

PLEASE NOTE: Cages could look slightly different from the images.
I sometimes use different types of plywood.

I stretch all of my wire, which makes it strong. To prove its durability, my own Pug, Noodle, has personally tested its resilience—so you can trust it will securely hold everything from delicate chicks to full-sized chickens and rabbits with ease.