Thinking about using this for a bunny. 2 questions: 1. are the wires close enough together so he won't get stuck 2. How high is the floor pan?
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the wires are 1 1/2 inches between them and the floor pan is 1 inch tall. bunny would probably get his bedding outside of this with ease as our kitten has "fun" tossing her litter out of her litter box and flinging it on to the pan and out through the walls. fun! maybe your bunnie will be calmer than a little kitten who doesn't want to go to bed sometimes. hope this helps and good luck with your bunnie.
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I would say they are close enough that he would not get stuck. The pan is not very deep. It is only about an inch deep.
1437798
I actually bought 2 of these for flemish giant bunnies, we put a basic litter box in there and they are working out great. I don't think a rabbit could fit through the bars unless it were very small, they measure 1 1/2 inch apart and the floor pan is 1 inch deep.
1437799
Yes this would work for a bunny but the floor pan sits right on the floor on the insidelined
1437800
I would not suggest for a bunny the floor pan does not have any depth. Depending on the size or your bunny they may get stuck.i would be concerned about the holes along the bottom not so much the walls. There are some pictures posted take a look you can see the bigger holes a long the bottom and some show the bottom pan
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The Floor pan is about 2 inches off the ground. I don't know what size bunny you have but I have a 14.5lbs 24inches long and the cage is perfect. I don't know if that helps.
1605083
no tipping here.. altho for a bunny, you might want to consider a lower entry way.. this is about a 6 inch side to get into the box. then again, bunnies hop, so.. :) good luck!
1033106
You may want to put down a mat inside the cage, since the spacing of the floor mesh is designed for larger rabbit feet and not the small kitten paws. Otherwise it should work.
2083983
The latches aren't very sturdy, so I would suggest you put your own additional latch to make sure your rabbits can't get out. Or better yet, I'd suggest buying a different hutch! I ended up returning mine because it was just plain cheap
851652
cannot help you there all I know is this jacket is not worth it . Rabbits dont appreciate being strapped up. my recommendation is to give the rabbit space to run.
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it may very well work, just make sure to keep it against a wall. i had one situation were my cat did a flying leap across the living room, strait for the claw post and it tumbled over. she wasn't hurt or anything, just scared her. If there had been a bunny inside of it at the time, things may have gone differently, especially since bunnies can be prone to being literally scared to death.
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The dimensions, 24.5 X 21 X 53.5, are correct. Not terribly large and there is no floor. I would recommend measuring this out on the floor to get a good visual. Not knowing what you are planning on keeping I would advise that it's only large enough, IMO, for one rabbit or maybe a couple of very small chickens...bantams ie. Any live animal kept in this should have periods of time in a larger open pen for outside exercise. Hope this helps. PS...My Chihuahua LOVES to sleep in this. ;-)
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We use this for rabbits so the spacing is fine for dogs. I think it would be find even if not stuck in the ground with the pins/connectors for a small dog. It is very heavy and sturdy. If it was on a slick floor they might be able to slide it is it was a dog that really wanted to. We love these.
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My bun ate the mat - so Im not sure it would make good cage bottom- I have a flat bottom cage- so no wire issues- but the mat is now 1/4 of its original size from being munched on.
557491
No I would not close the door if the bunny was inside. There are places where they can get air but ventilation would not be great. The top is removable and not greatly secured, my bunny prefers to sit on top of it versus get inside.
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It would be perfect for bunnies unless they were like ours that would dig under anything. As a play yard for supervised temporary use it would be great. It is very sturdy and easy to use and store. I did spray it with an extra coating of rustoleum spray paint on the bottom of each piece that was touching the ground to prevent rust from forming. I have had mine set up for appx. 3 years and so far so good. It sets up in just a few minutes and you don't need help to so it. Also it looks nice when it is set up, it is not an eyesore to your property
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Hi, this cage is 20 inches in height, 41&1/2 inches long & 17&1/2 inches in depth. This is a great cage,so easy to clean compared to other cages we had & the pan is deep. Some people had issues with urine coming out of the cage, but we have not had this happen with our bunny. Hope this helps.
1536337
No worries, he/she will be fine and rabbit's can jump really good :))) your bunny will be so happy in this big cage :))))
1856368
Stuff will fall out of sides unless you put a border around the edge also. My Degu are only a little bigger than hamsters and do fine with the wire floor. It is also very sturdy.
1214868
If it is a dwarf breed I'd be concerned about the head getting stuck. The actual spacing of the wires in each pane I believe it is 2"x3", but the spacing of each panel itself is about 1" on the side where they attach and about the same on the bottom. I have it in the storage cubby of the RV so not easy access right now. Now what you could do is get chicken wire and put it on the inside of the kennel just about a foot or so high. That is what I would do as I have show rabbits and would do the same thing
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The cage is just the right size for one bunny, but I think two would be pushing it. With one it has plenty of room to stretch out and move around. The platform had to be taken out and thrown away, it just kept falling off. The cage is very easy to clean and move around which to me makes it a great cage.
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It would be a little work but you would have to attach metal wiring and a catch tray. The. You would have to put some legs on It to make the tray removable. That is unless you have your rabbit potty trained.