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grid spacing in the bottom of a rabbit cage

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How wide should the grid spacing be in the bottom of a rabbit cage? I don't want them to hurt their feet.

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I like 1"x1/2" 14 or 12ga or 16ga plastic coated. I haven't had foot issues with that bottom.

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