Indoor Enrichment & Behavioral Wellness for Rabbits

This enrichment course teaches you how to keep indoor rabbits physically active, mentally stimulated, and emotionally fulfilled. It explains how natural rabbit instincts—digging, chewing, exploring, and hiding—can be safely supported indoors. You will learn why boredom can lead to destructive habits, stress, or withdrawn behavior. The course shows step-by-step how to create homemade enrichment toys using cardboard, paper, and safe household supplies. Demonstrations guide you through setting up digging stations, tunnels, hideouts, and rotational play zones. You will discover how to read body language to determine if your rabbit feels confident, curious, anxious, or overstimulated. Weekly enrichment planners help you structure playtime, exploration sessions, and rest periods to prevent burnout. The course also explains how to combine physical and mental stimulation to reduce behavioral problems. By the end, you will have dozens of creative, affordable enrichment ideas that make your rabbit’s indoor life engaging and joyful.

Format

Video lessons + enrichment idea library

Duration

2 hours

What You’ll Learn

Behavioral signals, enrichment design, stress prevention, building stimulating play environments.

Target Audience

Indoor rabbit owners who want to improve behavior and reduce boredom.