Would this cage be appropriate for a Rabbit?
1369257
I would say probably not because the pans get DIRTY REAL QUICK and the pee and poop sticks to them like crazy. I am actually selling all of mine as my ferrets absolutely hated the cage.. and they REFUSED to use their litter box.. and it is just TOO dirty for my rats. I am keeping ONE for my hedgehog though since he seems to be the only one to enjoy it.Also rabbits need A LOT of space. Check out C&C; cages! :D
1369258
Not with the second floor. A rabbit just needs on floor with places to hide.
1369259
The cage could possibly be used for a rabbit. The ramp leading to the second level is a little steep but I imagine a rabbit could make it up.
1369260
No way is this big enough for a larger breed of rabbit.. the only breed that would be okay would be a holland lop but like I said cleaning it will be a nightmare as poop and pee STICKS to the pans.. and rabbits are quite messy.
1369261
I don't think so because I don't think rabbits climb, a rabit may need a bottom where the poop falls into a tray. This is a superb cage for many small animals....maybe not a rabbit.
1369262
Rabbit cages usually allow droppings to fall through so they are not standing I them. I would buy a rabbit cage for a rabbit. This is a wonderful cage for ferrets.
1369263
Most likely not. It's too small. Perhaps a dwarf rabbit, but a large single floor pen would be much healthier for a rabbit.
1369264
A very small rabbit. You want to give your pet space to move around, and this wouldn't be possible with a big rabbit.
1519674
Most likely. It's 30 inches tall, so as long as it can't burrow underneath, then you should be good. Trust me, as an owner of both, if it's ferret safe, it's almost certainly rabbit safe.However, you could probably find a better playpen for your rabbit as you don't need such small bar spacing for a rabbit as you do a ferret.
1251124
I think it would be fine for them, the walls are not too high. Are they in a good sized enclosure? It takes up some space. My bunny likes to sit in hers when she eats, and she has a lot of room in her hutch.
1833804
It is quite large. It would depend on your cage size. I have a very large cage and it takes up a good size corner. My bunny is 6 lbs and it is big enough for her. To put in perspective, each side is longer than a tissue box by a couple inches.
498721
I wouldn't recommend this cage. It's for rabbits not guinea pigs. The sides are to high guinea pigs can't reach water bottle. And I have a large male Agouti guinea pig.
1924086
Not really!! Very large. I have 2 Netherland Dwarf rabbits in mine and my nieces have their 2 guinea pigs in there cage.
1886652
I used this cage for my Lionhead Bunny and he had a small litter pan and also had a small box for his bed. This helps keep the area a bit cleaner in my opinion. The bottom tray slides out for cleaning purposes.
216251
I wouldn't recommend it - the space between the bars is probably wide enough for a rabbit to fit through. Our cats do it all the time, and unless you have a very fat rabbit it will probably do the same.
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.
309831
I would think it would be too small. It's also not very tall so if the rabbit is more active, they might easily get over it.
1748386
No, this is more of a rabbit or guinea pig cage, you should look into the superpet cages for hamsters, I had a large Syrian in a two level and it worked great
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.
656732
This model would only fit a very small rabbit. It would work well for a hedgehog, guinea pig, hamster, rat, mouse, gerbil, flying squirrel and even some herps, such as a bearded dragon, chameleon, etc. It will be a bit tight for most rabbits, large chinchillas, etc.
2214309
Yes, it would be, it's very large, he would have lots of room, our small/medium bunny has plenty of space. The only problem I might see, is if your hedgehog is pretty small, he might not be able to reach the water, because it is a fairly deep cage. It is a great hutch though.
1569311
No. It is a kennel for up to 60 pounds I'd say. I have a rabbit in it and she has not much room. When I had mastiffs I used a much larger kennel and at 110 pounds they just had room to turn around in one twice this size it seems.
1172345
This would not be a good cage for a hamster. My rabbit (who weighed about 6 pounds), was able to stick her entire nose through the bar. After enough chewing, she was able to make a sizable opening. (one a fancy bear would definitely be able to squeeze through).
1178239
It is large enough to keep a large rabbit. It could probably hold a medium sized dog.