A plush, cushioned bed is great for the winter and helps to keep your rabbit warmer and more comfortable when napping.  There are several type to keep your rabbit comfortable when napping or resting.  Here are a few of my favorites:

• The Super Pet Cuddl – E – Cup is great for any rabbit owner.  This bed sits directly on top of the cage floor and is roomy enough for larger rabbits or smaller multiple rabbits.  When this bed gets dirty just through it into the machine for washing.  The inside is covered in a super soft fleece that your rabbit will enjoy snuggling in and the outside is available in a variety of fun prints to help liven up your rabbit’s cage.  This bed is also ideal outside of the cage, if your rabbit is allowed to room freely in your home.
• The Sleep E Tent Super Sleeper makes a great bed for your rabbit.  This fun tent may also be converted to a hammock for a cozy place to snooze.  The tent may be hung up in your rabbit’s wire cage for a better view of the surroundings or placed on the ground for a quick hide away.  Use the clips to attach it the top of your rabbit’s cage as a hammock.
• The Sleep-E-Sack Super Sleeper  is snugly sack for your rabbit to snooze in and keep warm.  This sack is perfect for smaller rabbit and gives them a cozy resting place. 

• Provide your rabbit with a soft, warm resting place for times when his in pain.  A heated pad, such as the Small Animal Heated Pad and Cover, can make a great place for your rabbit to rest when in pain.  This heated pad is thermostatically controlled to stay at a temperature that is perfect for your rabbit.  The soothing heat helps to relieve any joint or muscle pain that your rabbit may have.
• Help your rabbit with all aspects of grooming.  It is important to maintain your rabbits grooming to help prevent other problems from occurring.  Use a soft brush on your rabbit’s coat to help keep any tangles or mats from occurring and keep your rabbit’s nails trim with a rabbit clipper like the Super Nail Clipper for Small Pets by Super Pet to help prevent sores from developing. 
• In addition, it is important to make sure that your rabbit’s food, water and litter box are all easily accessible.  Choose items that are lower in height to avoid having your rabbit stretch or stand to get to them.  If your rabbit is litter trained, use a litter box that has lower sides like the Long John Hi-Corner Litter Pan.  This rabbit litter box is lower in the front and much easier for your rabbit to get in and out of, while the high back still helps to keep the litter inside.

Making little changes in your rabbit’s living conditions can make a big difference in your rabbit’s daily life.  For more great rabbit products that will make your rabbit’s life easier, check out RabbitMart.

1. Provide your rabbit with a large space to easily move around.  If your rabbit is stuck in a tight, cramped space, it will be hard for your rabbit to move around and get the blood flowing to the feet.
2. Spend some time with your rabbit outside of the cage.  Rabbits need to spend some time, whether it is in your home or yard, hopping around and touching a solid surface with their feet.  Time spent outside of the cage is also great for getting in some great exercise.
3. Offer your rabbit a solid surface to rest on while inside the cage.  A mat is great for offering your rabbit a nice foot resting spot.  Use a mat like the Small Animal Multi-Mat for a comfortable place to stand or sit.  Another great option for a resting place is to place a soft bed or hammock for your rabbit to rest in.  The Fuzz-E-Bed for Small Animals is easy for your pet to rest in and comes in three sizes to fit your cage and rabbit.
4. It is also important to keep the flooring clean and free of waste.   Waste can cause bacteria infections in your rabbit’s feet when not properly cleaned.  Use a litter box to help keep the cage free of your rabbit’s waste.  A great litter box to have is the Enclosed Hi-Corner Litter Pan, which is made especially for use by rabbits.  The cover also helps to keep the cage cleaner by helping to prevent the litter from being scattered around.
5. Lastly, is important to monitor your rabbit’s diet to keep the weight in check.  Offer your rabbit low calorie, high fiber foods, such as timothy hay and low calorie treats. Give your rabbit treats sparingly.  Obese rabbits tend to have more foot problems due to the excess weight on the feet.