Just like cats and dogs, pet rabbits need a variety of quality, engaging toys to keep them physically active and mentally stimulated. Not sure where to start? Not to worry! From satisfying chew toys to exciting puzzles to snuggly hideouts, we rounded up the best rabbit toys based on sales, customer ratings and expert input. Now let's hop to it!
Best Rabbit Chew Toy
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Absolutely love it
My chinchillas are obsessed with the Apple wood sticks. They love them so much I will always have to make sure I have these in stock for them.
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Rats go crazy for these!
I have 12 rats, 4 boys and 8 girls. Both sets of rats LOVE these, and sometimes fight over them! These are great enrichment for rats, non-toxic, and great for preventing teeth overgrowth! These are a must-have in terms of "toss-in" chew toys.
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They loved a little too much
My rabbits got so hype for these apple sticks. They ripped apart the bundle overnight. Even our Holland Lop, who does not usually care about chew toys unless they are edible, went bananas over the apple sticks. We're still going through the bundle but when we finish it we'll definitely be buying again.
Best Treat Dispenser Rabbit Toy
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Rats love it!
Our girls thoroughly enjoy this treat roller. We were surprised (but also not) that our oldest girl got the hang of it right away. She rolls out a bunch of treats at a time, and the younger two girls steal the booty! The adjustable cover for the hole does feel kind of flimsy but it hasn't broken yet (4 uses). The rest is solid. A lot of people in reviews are having issues with their rabbits opening the filler hole, but I think that would be resolved by turning the lid the long way to lock it (it can lock with a short turn or a longer turn in the other direction).
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Super fun!
My rabbit LOVES this! It gives him a new, stimulating way to get his pellets. Making him work for it means he burns some energy as well. Excellent little feeder toy!
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Rolls teaser
My bunny hasn't learned yet how to turn it to get a treat but knows to come running when she hears me turn it!
Best Rabbit Ball Toy
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Bunny Loves
My bunny loves these! He can't wait to shred them to pieces and throw them around. I'm having trouble finding them in stock any where. Must be very popular. Highly recommend
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PERFECT treat and toy
Got these to add to the big bunny hutch - pleasantly surprised how much they like to pick them up and throw them around! Started by giving them 1 ball - it lasted on a couple days before they tore it apart, but they loved it! Sad that they seem to be out of stock often -
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Rabbit approved!
My rabbit loves these and will nibble on them frequently. The quality is good and I trust Rosewood products to not have harmful strings or glue.
Best Rabbit Puzzle Toy
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Great enrichment!
We got several enrichment items and haven’t got a chance to try this for the rabbits but tested it on the cats first and they are really enjoying it.
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Bunny loved it!
It took my bunny about a week to get through all levels, but I LOVE how this has levels for them to work up to! My bunny loves this and one of the levels (just the one with the plastic disc in it) keeps him occupied for quite a while and he doesn’t immediately beat it...so it keeps him busy! I bought this after I saw it recommended as one of the top bunny toys and I am glad I did. I wish they made other toys!
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Such a fun toy!
This is so fun to put raisins in! It really shows you how smart your rabbit can be. They learn how to move the parts to retrieve the treat! So cool and very sturdy and good quaity
Best Rabbit Toss Toy
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Great bunny chew
My bunnies loves this toy--the "greens" are pulled out almost immediately. They love to toss it back forth between themselves!
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Bunny approved!
My 8 week old rabbit loves this toy! He enjoys nibbling on it and eating the Timothy! Will buy another when he eats it completely! Very durable!
Best Rabbit Foraging Toy
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Great for curious chinchillas!
I have two chinchillas, and they are both a bit picky when it comes to toys. When I put this in their home they were both immediately curious! It's a great place to put treats for them to find. Plus the wood top gives them something to chew if they don't want the treats! Both of my picky goofballs loved chewing on the wood, and it was fun watching them figure out how to get the treats inside!
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So cute! It’s bigger than expected
I thought it would be wood, but it’s a little ceramic pot with a wood lid. I love watching my guinea pigs poke their little head in there to get treats! Remember to hang it pretty low so they don’t hurt their backs trying to get into it.
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Our hamster loves it!
It’s bigger and sturdier than I expected. The clay pot is heavy duty and gives off the vibes of garden foraging. We put the hamsters treats inside of it and leave the lid open just enough so she can climb in a little and snag the snacks. We didn’t hang it— we made her a huge custom enclosure so no wires to hang the pot from.
Best Rabbit Tunnel Toy
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Bunny love!!!!!!!
My mini rex bunnies loved this from first sight. They play chase. Sleep in it. And haven't yet tried to eat it.
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Do Recommend
Took the piggie pig a minute to warm up to something new in her abode, but she's obsessed now. Crinkle-zoomies all night.
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Guinea pigs love it
My two guinea pigs enjoy this tunnel. It’s soft and has held up to the washing machine, thus far. I have not put it in the dryer.
Best Rabbit Hideaway Toy
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Everything Arrived Perfect
Received everything I ordered and in perfect condition. I don’t know how you do it but it is as if you order today and receive your order the next day. Thank You!
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Best purchase ever
My Guinea pig has hid in it ever since we got it and they also Chew on it so it’s definitely worth it it’s a 2 in 1
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Fun tunnel
I put this in with a mother rabbit and her litter of 10 when they were about 5 weeks old. The little ones loved racing through the tunnel and climbing on it. Momma liked to chew and toss it. The babies started chewing on it a little by the end too. Seems like it was enjoyed by all. Lasted about two weeks before being completely unraveled. I was able to cut the big strands off as it unwound and give them as treats to other rabbits. A win for everyone!
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