im getting a guinea pig is this cage/size better for guinea pigs or rabbits
1351787
This works for Guinea pigs. My guinea pig, however, could use more room now that he's getting bigger. If I could redo it over again I'd get one a little bigger.
1351788
The standard size is perfect for pigs, but definitely too small for a rabbit.
1351789
This cage is the perfect size for a guinea pig. It gives them plenty of room to move around.
1351790
We purchased the large cage for a house rabbit. It was too small for our full-size rabbit, but is fine for our mini-lop. It would be fine for a guinea pig. Love this cage! So well designed and sturdy. We've had it for several years now.
1351791
The standard size is wayyyyy to small for bunnies but would be alright for a pig but I agree with the other reviewer saying they would have gotten the larger size.
1351792
I have two smaller pigs in mine...they are happy in it...nice sturdy cage easy to keep clean...good purchase.
34558
It is very large. I put it in my rabbits cage which is a prevue rabbit cage with a shelf and it fits under the shelf by the ramp but takes up that whole area under there. I had bought this for my guinea pig but he was a baby and he could not even get into it which is why my Netherland rabbit got it.
150317
It really is rather large - I doubt that it would even fit in their cage. My Guinea Pigs are all full grown and when one of them curls up, it takes up the entire bed. They all weigh around 2# and a Dwarf Hamster fits in the palm of your hand. It wouldn't give them the comfort they're looking for.
1465514
I have not had guinea pigs, so I am not sure of their size. But we have a large rabbit and the size is great for her. It does not have a bottom. Overall we like it, the wire is a little flimsy and our rabbit does chew on it. For the money we are happy with it.
1489640
I got this cage for my bunnies. It is not as large as i hoped but it is a very nice product otherwise. I have large rabbits (about 10+ lbs.) this was purchased so they could run around and eat the grass. They do enjoy going into it but it has to be one at a time because it is not large enough for both of them. Also bunnies like to jump and stand on their hind legs and it does not have a lo of "head" room because it is a triangle. Again the product itself is great and I would recommend it just make sure you have smaller animals that will be using it!
2243870
It's a really small box/house my rabbit only fit in it for a few weeks and out grew it. I got the cage when she was 4 months now she's almost 6 months and she's already outgrowing the cage. This cage itself I believe is meant for dwarf rabbits bc mine is a regular Sized rabbit she won't grow more than what she is now but other than that I loved this cage. I just kind of wished she was small enough to have another rabbit and to have enough space to roam around in the cage
1362096
We use ours for a rabbit. So one guinea pig would probably be ok. We have a Flemming giant rabbit so it won't be long before he outgrows it. It should fit through a doorway since most doorways are are 36 inches.
659001
I think it is perfect for my 2. They run around like wild men in there. If you have room for it, I would go with the bigger cage. The guinea pigs will be much happier.
1791099
No, the spacing is too large for hamsters. Excellent cage for chinchillas, guinea pigs, and adult rats. We use it for a Holland Lop rabbit.
2160257
I have a 3.5 lb Lionhead and a 3.25 lb Angora and they each have either own cage even though they are a bonded pair. I personally think it is just the perfect size for just one rabbit their size when they can't be out of their cage running around while you are away from home. I did take the shelf out on the left so I could have access to the left side of the cage to put a litter box and a food bowl.
301780
I'm not sure. But, it's not big enough for a rabbit. It would be good for a hamster or guinea pig.
1465519
the bottom is open so you can have it on grass. I have one rabbit in it so it could work for the guinea pigs. if you keep it outdoors make sure you secure it and put chickenwire underneath so nothing can dig in or out.
1766751
We had a mini lop and I feel personally that it would be a little to small. We have the large size cage for the rabbit we have now and she is comfortable
1616041
I have 2 grown guineas living happy with plenty room. I purchased a second cage when we rescued our third piggie. The cages connect with a ramp so there is room to expand.
1034913
I don't think their hind legs could fit through the doors. also, English lops do get larger. Up to 20lbs. Beautiful rabbits though and very smart. A Mini lop could make it through the doors. You also don't have to use the center part if you don't want to. The cage is completely convertible with whatever you want to do with it. I currently have guinea pigs in it and I don't use the center part with the doors. If you cut the cage, than you would have to rig it to shut again so the buns cant get out of it, but I suppose you COULD cut it. I would make very sure you file the edges down as they will be extremely sharp though. I don't think their hind legs could fit through the doors. also, English lops do get larger. Up to 20lbs. Beautiful rabbits though and very smart. A Mini lop could make it through the doors. You also don't have to use the center part if you don't want to. The cage is completely convertible with whatever you want to do with it. I currently have guinea pigs in it and I don't use the center part with the doors. If you cut the cage, than you would have to rig it to shut again so the buns cant get out of it, but I suppose you COULD cut it. I would make very sure you file the edges... » Read More I don't think their hind legs could fit through the doors. also, English lops do get larger. Up to 20lbs. Beautiful rabbits though and very smart. A Mini lop could make it through the doors. You also don't have to use the center part if you don't want to. The cage is completely convertible with whatever you want to do with it. I currently have guinea pigs in it and I don't use the center part with the doors. If you cut the cage, than you would have to rig it to shut again so the buns cant get out of it, but I suppose you COULD cut it. I would make very sure you file the edges down as they will be extremely sharp though. « Show Less
1616040
Yes, our two guinea pigs really like the cage. They have a separate food section and a separate sleeping area.
1210673
I would say, no. I have 2 full grown guinea pigs that I use mine for, its just the right size for them. If the rabbits are babies it will work fine, but adult rabbits would be very uncomfortable.