Very easy to assemble, my Rex loves the shelf to sleep. Easy to clean tray. Only suggestion is the door is steep. I roll a small towel so she can walk up it easier. Wish the shelf was wider so she could sprawl out but she loves it anyway! :)
A Great Rabbit Cage... Designed VERY Thoughtful, and Sturdy
on October 30, 2021
Posted by: snoopert
I've had rabbits my entire life and always wonder why rabbit cages cannot be designed more thoughtfully for animal and owner (as, I am a product designer) - and this one IS. It's the best I've found. What I Like: 1. A Large Plastic Basin with a High Gallery Edge AND with (2) Removeable Grills (rabbits like to lay in nesting, lops like to kick it out, that'll drive an owner to the mad house). 2. A Removable Droppings Tray for Easy Cleaning (u can also buy liners). 3. 2 Large Doors (side + top). 4. Roominess (width + height) 5. A Large Mezzanine Level (so, bunny can fall alseep, this one can hold 2 buns) 6. Locking Rollers 7. A Bottom Grill that is NOT Wire (easier on their feet, and to lay). Also, was assembled easy. SUGGESTIONS for 2nd-gen design: It ideally wants a 3rd horizontal cage wire b/w the top and bottom ones (water bottles need it to perch on). Which would also provide the anchoring for a 2nd mezzanine perch. The 1st perch does not need stairs, buns just hop up... then if there was a 2nd higher perch, then possibly a set of stairs. I've rigged up my water bottle with a ribbon to suspend it and I just bought a cat hammock to provide my buns a 2nd perch;0)
I ordered this cage cause it was the exact dimensions I needed to fit in a certain spot. It's smaller then my old rabbit cage by about 12" but because the poop falls through the floor and into the tray all the poop doesn't pile up into the corner so he basically has the same amount of room to play as he did in his other cage because he would poop in the corner and not go over there for anything else. And this is Soo much easier to clean. My rabbit doesn't live in the cage anyway we leave it open and he only goes in there to eat and poop but I like this cage alot better then the habitat
Great purchase! We did remove the ramp that is inside the cage as it took away valuable space and ticked of the bunny. As you can see from the pictures, this is both Bunny and Cat approved! We leave the cage door open during the day so the bunny has free range.