I have two male rats, about 9 months old. Will they be comfortable on a 2 --3 week vacation? They have a bigger cage at home.
208513
I don't see why they wouldn't be. I keep my hamster in this cage and there is a ton of room for him. I can't see why two rats wouldn't be really comfortable in this cage.
208514
I would think they would be alright if it was just a few weeks on vacation.
208515
I use this cage as a permanent home for one syrian hamster. I don't think this would be large enough for two male rats for 2-3 weeks.
208516
my 2 female rats were very comfortable in this cage. i had even bought accessories and they all fit nicely very good buy i really recommend it
208517
Yes they will be perfectly fine in there my boys enjoyed this cage before I got a bigger one and they were full grown 2 males
592935
I have two adult female rats, one dumbo eared and one as the pet stores call "fancy" rat. My dumbo eared rat loves the cage, and won't escape, but my "fancy" rat has escaped many times. We had to put her in a different cage, which is extremely smaller. My rats love each other probably even more than they love me. It's horrible to have to see them in separate cages.
1657827
A pair of rats would do wonderfully in here. I've used one of these for several years. The only thing I'd warn about is very small rats can squeeze through the bars. The spacing is about 7/8". There is a Kaytee brand cage with the same dimensions but narrower bars if you have a small rat. Normal adult rats should be fine, I just happened to have an extra small girl who liked to wander.
2161423
Only If They're Babies or Small to Medium Sized Rats... Also, If The Cage Is Temporary If Not Then It Can Only Hold One
715007
I don't know a rabbit's habits or needs but I don't think that any medium sized animal would be comfortable in this for a few days. It's roomy for a medium animal for a trip to the vet or other short/medium road trip, but I think a day is about it. It's roomy enough to lay down and turn around, but not much more than that.
910191
Not sure about rats. If they like to chew it's great. Takes time for them to chew the whole thing apart. A good boredom breaker.
2078942
I think so. I'd be comfortable leaving your Eclectus in it for short visits (2 weeks?) if you are planning on using the top perch and giving out-time.
361736
It depends. It could be permanent housing. I'm not sure about your rabbit, but mine is pretty clever. He finds ways to push the bars around so I don't like to leave him unsupervised in it for more than a few hours. Whenever I'm home he is in the playpen, but when I leave I put him in his regular cage just to be safe.
2199599
It's perfect for rats if they aren't big chewers, I bought these and my girls chewed through them the same day. But they did look nice for a few hours �
2139969
I have this cage with one full grown male rat and he seems happy. He's not real active so he doesn't need a lot of room, we call it a retirement cage :) I have two baby girl rats and they're very active and I have them in a three story cage where they have more room to climb. Hope that helps!
1872847
Its large and sturdy enough even for a long trip with 1 African grey but i wouldn´t feel confortable traveling with 2 parrots for more than 2 hours in that cage.
1821789
Yeah, I had my three rats in it when they were little but you will definitely need a bigger cage when they start to grow, it's a long cage but its not very tall
1580326
It should be fine. The trap is really a big size. They won't be in the cage that long either. Good luck.
1762547
I'm genuinely not sure, I've never had one before. From seeing my friends' rats I think they might be too big, but it's hard to tell cause they can get through some pretty tight places.
1696191
I think this cage would be fine for a max of two. We currently use this as a home for our Guinea Pig. It is the perfect size for her & allows her the room she needs with food dish, toys, etc. The deep walled removable bottom makes cleaning so easy too. For more than two rats, especially if they are adult - it also depends on their adult size. I would look for a much larger multi level cage to allow them a comfortable home. Rats like to travel & are very smart - larger cages allow them to move about & can be configured to "challenge" their minds. I've read several sites that recommend 2 sq feet per rat. I think this cage would be fine for a max of two. We currently use this as a home for our Guinea Pig. It is the perfect size for her & allows her the room she needs with food dish, toys, etc. The deep walled removable bottom makes cleaning so easy too. For more than two rats, especially if they are adult - it also depends on their adult size. I would look for a much larger multi level cage to allow them a comfortable home. Rats like to travel & are very smart - larger cages allow them to move about & can be configured to "challenge" their minds. I've read several sites that... » Read More I think this cage would be fine for a max of two. We currently use this as a home for our Guinea Pig. It is the perfect size for her & allows her the room she needs with food dish, toys, etc. The deep walled removable bottom makes cleaning so easy too. For more than two rats, especially if they are adult - it also depends on their adult size. I would look for a much larger multi level cage to allow them a comfortable home. Rats like to travel & are very smart - larger cages allow them to move about & can be configured to "challenge" their minds. I've read several sites that recommend 2 sq feet per rat. « Show Less
1696193
Yes, I keep my 2 large male pet rats in it and they love the cage. I put a couple pieces of wood in it too to make levels for them.
2156981
I would say, probably not. I use it for my single rat, and it is perfect for him. I can't imagine something bigger being happy in it. It is a good cage, but it is my personal opinion that it would be too small; unless it is exercised frequently.