10 Best Toys for Rabbits 2024 | UK Veterinarian Reviewed

With 3 different levels, this is the perfect game for the most curious of buns, helping them learn how to search for treats. Not only does it let your rabbit forage for treats, but they can also learn how to use it by observing and listening to you, making it great for increasing the emotional bond between you and your pet. 

Not only is it rewarding to complete for your rabbit, it is also super entertaining for you to watch too! Each level adds more difficulty and helps develop your rabbit's puzzle-solving skills, keeping their mind active and alert. This toy is wonderfully challenging and will let your bun have fun for hours. 

Help your rabbits bring out their natural behaviours with this 100% edible forage and dig tray, which encourages them to act as they would in the wild. This is not only great for mental stimulation but also just really good fun. 

If your rabbit free-roams, giving them a tray in which they can dig in can also help redirect their digging urges away from your flooring and furniture. By allowing them to exhibit their natural behaviour, it allows them to really enjoy themselves and have a good ol' time. 

Not only do these toys provide hours of dangly entertainment, but they are also excellent for naturally grinding down your rabbit's teeth as they chew on the natural apple sticks and high-quality grass cakes. 

Due to the cakes also being high in fibre, they help your rabbit's intestinal tract and not only does this help them poop to their little heart's content, but these toys also claim to help fight inflammation, promote digestion and relieve mild pain. 

Now, you may be wondering why we have included these colourful baby stacking cups in our line up and although they are technically for human babies, they are a great addition to your rabbit's toy collection. You can put treats inside them for your bun to find or stack them and let them knock it over. 

Like babies, these cups are wonderful at engaging your rabbit's brain and letting them problem solve on how to unstack the cups from inside each other. Or if they've had enough of that, they can simply enjoy throwing them around the room. 

Although this is the second snack ball we have in out line-up, this one is higher up because the opening that the treats can fall out of is adjustable. This means that you can make your rabbit use thier brain more and work harder to figure out how to get their treats. 

If you have greedy rabbits and want them to eat their pellets a lot slower, you can use this ball as a way for them to work for their food, so they won't eat it all in one go. It can also be used as an incentive to train your rabbit, giving the treat as an award or you can let them chew away happily and grind down their teeth.

This mat may look a little simple but sometimes simple can be better. This all natural mat is great for letting your rabbits relax, sleep and even chomp on! There is no glue, plastic or metal contained in this mat, so it is safe for your little bun to chew on.

If your rabbit does like to chew things, then this can be used as a great deterrance, especially if they like chewing the bars on their cage/hutch. You can easily tie the mat to the cage (with rabbit safe string) and let them chew on this instead! Only downside is, you might have to replace them quite often. 

This fun little circus themed ball will entertain your rabbit for hours on end. All you need to do is place some finely chopped veg, herbs or rabbit pellets inside it and let your furry friend get to work! They'll quickly figure out that they need to roll it around for the treats pop out. 

You can also stuff the small star shaped holes instead if you fancy and this gives your rabbit another challenge to tug at and play with. Although it is made of plastic, it is pet-safe and non-toxic. However, as with all treats they should be enjoyed in moderation, so make sure you don't over-feed your pet. 

Who doesn't love the crips sound of a jingling bell? Rabbits are no different and they absolutely love the sound the bells makes when they throw this little ball around. The ball is strong and sturdy, but lightweight, so it can be thrown around with ease. 

You can also use it to play with your rabbit and attract their attention with the sound of the bell, strengthening the bond you have with your pet. However, if you're not a massive fan of noisy toys, then this may not be the best choice for you as a parent. 

Not only is this tunnel great for your pet to run through, it is made from 100% vegetable parchment paper, so is safe if your rabbit decides they also want to give it a good chew. It's also tough and sturdy so can be moved and thrown around the hutch whilst retaining its shape, ideal for playing with and destroying! 

Although the tunnel is quite large with a diameter of 21cm, as buns come in all shapes and sizes if your rabbit is on the larger side make sure that they are able to fit through the tunnel easily first before buying.

What's better than hay? You've guessed it! A hay covered box stuffed with hay and marigold blossoms. Because it is full of things your bun loves to forage for in the wild, it can encourage them to chew and destroy the box, which helps with their dental hygiene.  

The heart shaped windows may be very cute, however, it is advised that you supervise your pet with this toy because if they are small, they coud get their heads stuck into it and they could become distressed.