Large Deluxe Indoor/Outdoor Guinea Pig Chinchilla Ferret Squirrel Hedgehog Kitten Home Rabbit Bunny Hutch House Critter Habitat Easy Removable Washable 2-Inch Deep Tray Lockable Casters

So the original cage that I had gotten (from pet store) was way more expensive than this one and not even close to comparable in the quality. It’s fairly easy to put together considering the size. No tools needed unless you’re tightening the lock components, and a small screwdriver worked perfect! The best parts for me are the bottom grate comes out easily for cleaning, the wheels lock, and it’s going to be less of a hassle to keep clean! The stairs also seem a lot more sturdy for climbing on, the ones on my last cage were a thinner piece of plastic and one even broke in half. It was time for a new cage all together and this was the best one I could have gotten! It’s also a lot more sturdy which is great. The only thing I wish was different are the doors to get into the cage, the bottom one is plastic instead of metal but that’s the only thing I’m worried about. I don’t think I will use that door often unless I’m cleaning it to avoid it from potentially breaking, but that is the only downside and I can live with that. It’s not excessively wide like the old one I had either (perfect for my home) and it makes up for that with how tall it is so my chinchilla has plenty of room to venture around, he loves it and so do I! Worth every penny and I am so happy with this purchase.

The quality is really good for an affordable price. I wasn’t expecting it to be so nice this cheap. Usually there’s more cons on cheaper cages. I’m pretty happy with this. It took Floppy awhile to brave the stairs but she’s got it now.ProsEasy to wipe downThe tray has an enclosed area, which is super nice to prevent leaks. I’ve never seen this on a cage before and love this feature.So many doorsEasy to move aroundNice and tallCompact but spaciousMain door is a ramp which could be opened up for bunny to explorePretty pinkConsShallow traySome parts look cheapCame with ink on a rampIf your bunny isn’t fully potty trained like mine they may fling poop outside of the bars- thanks Floppy.Poop hides under the rampsDoesn’t fit our prior litterbox, waiting for new one to come inPhotos are before & after cleaning plus showing off the awesome tray.

The media could not be loaded. Let me start by saying this cage is NOT for tiny mammals or gerbils! The bottom part is far to big for their tiny paws. I however have a dwarf bunny and it’s so perfect for her and she loves it ! It was so easy to put together and affordable. The pink color is so soft it matches my room aesthetic really good. I gave it 4 stars because the stairs are a bit wonky but it won’t harm your animal it just gives me anxiety. My fur baby is also fully able to stand on each level and the poop and pee goes straight down into the tray. The tray is also easy to clean and pull out I love this cage so much!

About this to put on the front porch the cat loved it she spends most of the day in it was easy to put together is a great size would purchase again reasonably priced

We've had this new cage, which is listed as being made for guinea pigs, for about a week. Yesterday my nine year old daughter came running to tell me one of her guinea pig's legs was caught in one of the grate flooring holes. It was clear she'd been struggling for hours because her leg was completely stuck, swollen and bleeding. We had to take slowly cut away at the plastic flooring around her leg to get her leg out. It's clearly broken and she's in pain and barely eating or drinking. This was a devastating experience for my daughter and I'm ANGRY that we trusted this product was made properly for our pets. We've taken the grated flooring out and they are using the removable tray as the floor now, which means the first level ladder keeps coming off because it's not sitting where it was designed to now. So the 3 story feature is gone, making this cage a complete waste of money. We will be lucky if our guinea pig can ever walk properly again.

Banana for Scale in the Image. Rabbit is a Dwarf Chinchilla breed. Ordered the 4 story cage because my rabbit absolutely loves climbing around, and I wanted to give him as much room as he could want. I also chose this cage because of the Pee Guard around the Bottom Layer. This cage was very easy to put together and set up, and to my delight I discovered that if you really wanted to downgrade to just 2 story, you can! The top half and bottom half are completely separate linked together by various holds located on the corners and mid-sections. This cage is very easy to wheel around, and quite light on its own as well. I like that there are 3 doors, one located on the top and two on the sides.This cage is also easy to rearrange if you need. I was trying to get my rabbit to pee in that litter box before he'd pee somewhere else but he ended up peeing in another corner so I rearranged the cage so that I could put the litter box where he decided he wanted to pee. Glad it's not a set in stone design and I can work with it as I need. ALSO, I am very happy that the bottom has a Pee Guard. That was the biggest reason I chose this cage.The flooring plastic feels pretty strong and thick, so rabbits shouldn't be too enticed to chew it, but its a good idea to have chew toys in the cage at all times to make sure to prevent that anyways. my rabbit is not a chewer, so I can't give a proper rating on if they would, but I have rabbits that are, and I'm pretty confident I can keep that one in a cage like this too. The flooring is shaped in a way to make sure your Rabbit doesn't injure its feet, and was one of the reasons I went for this cage.As for my Rabbit's thoughts on it, he enjoys the small hide that the first level gives him under the second floor, which is nice for a rabbit to have. My Bunny has been scaling the levels, and laying out on them, so he does visit the upper floors. He really does like this new place, he doesn't want to leave it. He is a dwarf breed meaning he's getting no bigger than that, so this cage gives him ample amount of room. This would be a fine cage for a regular sized rabbit, too. I wouldn't recommend this for a large breed. Large Breeds of rabbits need a lot of room to sprawl out and be able to move. treat your big bunnies with care.