What about use for a holland lop (4lbs) rabbit
206338
This is a great feeder for any rabbit. However it is made of a resin type material and rabbits are known to chew and if they are not offered other chewing options and sometimes regardless if they do have other options they will chew this up and quickly. I would suggest a metal hay and food feeder.
206339
It should be good. My Californian white that is less than a month old is already able to use it for feeding
206340
These bowls are great for food. Not so great for hay as the small hay gets into the food and it gets pretty messey. I just use these for food. I used to use bowls that just sit in the cage, but my rabbits liked to knocked them over and spill the food out of them. With these they don't tip them over. I love them. I have four rabbits and four cages with one of these in each of them.
206341
I think this would be a great size for a 4lb rabbit. It is almost too big for my 3lb LionHead - I only have to fill it 1-2times a week. It is heavy and she does not flip it over or spill food anywhere because it buckles nicely onto the size of the cage. It is easy to remove and clean as well, high quality materials.
206342
It should work just fine as long as you have a cage in which you can secure it in.
309831
I would think it would be too small. It's also not very tall so if the rabbit is more active, they might easily get over it.
301780
I'm not sure. But, it's not big enough for a rabbit. It would be good for a hamster or guinea pig.
1489642
Yes. Our rabbit is about that size or more. for a brief amount of time it would be great.
1172856
I would say that it is not suitable for a rabbit. I bought one for my pet rats to use when I carry them with me out of town. I would get a larger care that does not have all the levels for a rabbit.
162626
I have a medium size bunny and I have the large pan and its perfect! It also depends on the size of your cage. You don't want the litter pan to take up the hole thing... If its not a caged bunny you can train them to use a small kitten litter box also. Hope this helps
1000937
I gave this to my sister as a birthday present and she has two 4-6 lbs bunnies. She says that the hutch is NOT big enough for both of her rabbits to live in. Perhaps would be okay for dwarf rabbits.
905853
It wouldn't be the best for rabbits, who would favor something longer rather then taller, and with a deeper pan. A one level one might work if you really want, but there are cheaper and better cages out there for rabbits.
2031673
That depends... our Flemish Giants can last 2-3 days, but we don't normally give them more that a day's worth. They enjoy eating... the 7" one we use in a grow out cage for litters of 7-10 bunns & would probably be way too big. for 1-2 rabbits.
625838
I have gerbils and aspen is safe for them when pine and cedar is not. Check on line and YouTube. Enjoy your bunny.
1704173
This would work for rabbits but would be very easy for them to dig out of. You would also need to add a board to the front side of the coop as it does not sit flush with the ground.
1677700
Yes Karin - this would give a 4 lb. rabbit ample room. I purchased this carrier for my 7 lb. 11 oz. dog. He looks tiny in there!
1677701
yes, you could use this carrier for a 4 lb rabbit. I transport my 6 Lb puppy from and to the vet in it all the time.
309833
Probably not. Since rabbits are larger and tend to jump/are able to get taller. My 3 month old guinea pig has almost learned to get over it though I've taught him not to. I'd suggest a taller one for a rabbit to prevent unwanted escape. xD Don't want our furry friends to go missing. <3
1351790
We purchased the large cage for a house rabbit. It was too small for our full-size rabbit, but is fine for our mini-lop. It would be fine for a guinea pig. Love this cage! So well designed and sturdy. We've had it for several years now.
1766751
We had a mini lop and I feel personally that it would be a little to small. We have the large size cage for the rabbit we have now and she is comfortable
22717
Certified organic or not, the quality and price is nothing compared to Oxbow. I would suggest bulk from Drs Foster and Smith. You will save a lot of money and your small creature will appreciate it. My rabbits have never been more excited for feeding time.