When choosing a habitat for a Rex rabbit, the most important consideration is floor space. Rex rabbits are medium to large breed (typically 7.5-10.5 lbs) and require ample room to stretch out and hop. Their dense, plush coat (a recessive fur type) needs a solid floor to avoid hock sores and urine scald, so wire-bottom cages are not suitable.

Our editorial team researched habitats that prioritize safety, comfort, and ease of cleaning for Rex rabbits. We focused on options with sturdy construction, good ventilation, and enough space for a litter box, hideout, and feeding area. Below are our top picks based on these criteria.