The 8 Best Rabbit Toys of 2023 to Keep Your Bunny Entertained

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Rabbits need stimulating toys to stay happy and healthy — here are our top picks.

Pet rabbits can become beloved family members, which is why so many bunny owners are careful to make sure they are meeting all of their furry pet's physical and emotional needs. Rabbits are surprisingly smart, and need lots of stimulation to stay healthy and to prevent destructive behavior, which is why it's so important for pet owners to ensure they're not just buying anything when it comes to getting the best rabbit toys for their floppy eared friends.

As with any toys geared towards small pets, like guinea pigs or pet birds, a good rabbit toy will check several boxes. Any toys purchased for a rabbit will need to be safe for all of that destructive chewing, so keep an eye out for toys that are made from all-natural and pet-safe materials. Next, you'll want to ensure your rabbit toys will keep your bunny's brain busy. Puzzles, tunnels, and toys that encourage foraging are always great choices.

Whether you're shopping for a pet you already have, or trying to get a jump start on growing a collection of toys before you adopt a new pet, you're sure to find something that will please your bunny on our list of the best rabbit toys. Now, hop to it and check out our top product picks!

It can be hard to replicate some of the things rabbits love about living outside when they're indoors, which is why this hanging chew toy makes the list.

This product includes several different chew toy options to give your rabbit a variety of textures and tastes to chose from while displaying them in a unique way that engages your rabbit's curiosity. Each one of these natural treats are handmade with all natural materials so there's no glue or additives to worry about.

Bunny tunnels and tubes give pet rabbits a chance to fulfill their natural instincts to burrow and explore. These tubes have three different entrance points, with one containing a hanging toy for extra stimulation.

The brightly colored tunnel set will offer your bunny a great way to stay occupied while outside their pen as well as help them feel secure in a safe and enclosed space.

Giving your rabbit plenty of healthy options to wear down their teeth not only keeps their chompers in good condition but it also helps them stay active.

Rabbits get a lot of their stimulation orally, which is what makes the bunny grass house a good choice for keeping your rabbit busy. This grass house also comes with a few treats like apple tree branches, grass sticks, and more. Toss them in the bunny house and watch your rabbit enjoy foraging in their new play space.

When living in the wild, rabbits spend a lot of time nosing around for food. This activity is not only central to their survival, but it also helps them stay sharp (something that's especially important when they're evading predators).

This foraging mat helps recreate that experience within the safety of your home by allowing you to place treats or small toys within the folds of the felt, training your pet to hone some of those natural skills while keeping them busy.

You likely already know just how much bunnies like to chew, which is why it's important to have plenty of toys on hand to keep those busy mouths occupied with safe toys (and away from those that aren't).

The Kaytee Nut Knot Nibbler is made from all natural wood, uses animal safe vegetable dyes to get the vibrant colors that bunnies love, and includes almond nut.

Rabbit bedding can pull double duty for feisty bunnies who enjoy chewing and eating their straw mats. These pads can provide hours of fun and stimulation for bunnies when they're in their pens and looking for a way to either wear down their teeth or deal with some of their destructive tendencies.

This woven mat comes in a three pack, so you can easily replace it once your rabbit is through. Each one is handwoven and made from 100 percent natural grass.

Boredom can be bad for bunnies, who experience anxiety and depression when they're not stimulated enough. That's why this 12-piece chew set is such a good option for your floppy eared friends. Not only does it keep their minds active thanks to the exciting shapes and colors, but it can also help improve digestive health.

Each pack comes with 12 different brightly colored toys that are loaded with flavor. These handmade and all natural chew toys are sure to be a hit.

Give your pet rabbit a home away from home by adding a playpen to their list of toys. This collapsible version by Pawaboo creates an extra large play space where your bunny can hang out when they're not in their pen.

The mesh and fabric setup expands to to a 15 inch x 52.4 inch hexagon. When it's not in use it can be folded up and stored in an 11 inch long carrying case.

Lauren Wellbank is a freelance writer based in the Lehigh Valley region of Pennsylvania. Her work has appeared in The Washington Post, Huffington Post, Martha Stewart Living, and more. She has three small children, a husband, and an over eager dog at home. When she's not writing she likes to work in her garden with her family.

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