Is it large enough for chinchillas?
1380105
No definitely not big enough for chinchillas. It's just the size of a regular hamster cage, just taller so they have room to exercise
1306618
I wouldn't put a chichen in this as it's too small. It barely was big enough for two dwarf bunnies.
1026148
Unless your chinchilla already has a penchant for chewing on plastic items, then you should have no problems using this. If they do chew on plastic items, I would skip this and consider one of the eco litter pans that can be eaten.
1409983
Yes! I bought it for a chinchilla and not so great for that. Mine is for sale if you are still looking for one ctaylorrunfast@gmail.com
1015083
A chinchilla would fit in it. I don't know if a chinchilla would use it. I think it works for guinea pigs because they like to go in corners. I put the bedding in the pan.
1899565
Yes it would easily be big enough for two. It is very large and easy to clean. Very nice cage. In fact I bought it because the breeder I purchased my Mini Lops from had one and highly recommended it.
650554
It's good enough even without two sets stacked...one set is enough, if your chinchilla can escape this..he or she is definitely gifted.
1923005
I bought it for sugar gliders, but the spacing was too wide. Bigger rodents would be fine like a ferret or chinchilla.
1670843
I've had a chinchilla, I think as long as you made a base for the bottom (I did for our rabbit) it would work.
1578818
It would be fine to transport the chinchilla to the vet in this carrier. Keep in mind that you would need to be careful of the fact the mesh sides could be chewed. It provides a lot of ventilation. I like the fact that you can open a small area to put just your hand in to give treats or to comfort your pet. The carrier is sturdy and comfortable. It is air line approved also for dogs.
1508540
I use it for a parrot and It doesn't drip - I do not know about chinchillas ... I never had one - sorry
142808
A hamster could escape with ease. This is not for mice, hamsters etc. Chinchillas, rabbits, small dogs and kittens would be fine in this enclosure. But anything that can flatten out and get its skull through a 1 inch opening is definitely going to escape.
83391
Excellent cage for a Chinchilla. Ours is very happy there. We bought tiles from Home Depot and put shavings on newspaper on the floors. Wheels could come off, but not too sure you'd want to put it on a table. It's a tall cage.
1947377
yes - definitely. The bars are spaced about an inch apart. Perfect for a guineau pig, ferret, or chinchilla but not a hamster.
417765
It should be safe for all except toddlers ;-). Yes I think your chinchilla would like to lay on it :-)
1219357
I haven't seen a dumbo rat, but looking them up online, it looks like they're about the same size as regular fancy rats...it's their ears that they're named for. So, if that's the case with yours, this cage is certainly big enough. My daughter has 2 rats in hers and there is plenty of room for them and all kinds of ramps, tubes, boxes, balls, etc. She does not use the ramps that came with the cage & uses tunnels and ropes instead.
2169650
I would recommend getting a bigger one. I bought this for my chinchilla when he was little, but now that he's full grown he has a bigger cage.