Are the gaps in the cage small enough to keep a cat from reaching in and getting a claw death-hold on a rabbit?
205648
Rabbits don't belong in cages. If you think a cat is going to kill a rabbit you shouldn't have them together (either keep the cat, or the rabbit).
205649
My cat can get her paw through the bars but I think that is the case with most cages. Maybe wire mesh could be wrapped around the cage for safety.
65747
It might be, but a better one would be perhaps a rabbit hutch (new if you can afford it, used if you can't, or homemade, and with a solid rather than mesh floor) so that they would be above ground. There's plenty of room inside this, but not a good way to allow access and too much wasted space unless you put tiers inside it. Better for cats than rabbits, anyway -- rabbits should *not* be kept outside!!!
1221623
Probably not. They doors on the side are just large enough for the animal and the ones on top, while bigger, are not as wide as the entire cage.
230200
This is a great product. Small rabbits cannot squeeze underneath or through. We connected our cage to it with bungee cords. We put a sheet cover over the top to prevent any jumping attempts.
1547357
Hello,The space between the wires are 1 1/2 inches apart. So I am certain your rabbit would not get through. Thank you.
102813
I don't think so, it is pretty secure - I had my bunny in her hutch for quite a while. The only thing that got in there was a mouse (looking to eat her bunny food)
897938
Personally, I wouldn't keep a rabbit in it. It's just too small...even for the smallest of bunnies. A bunny wouldn't have any room. This cage is ideal for degus, rats, hamsters...small furries mostly. I hope this helps!
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.
2167676
I think so. I had one kitten in it and the bars were never a problem. If you are looking for a cage for your kitten or cat, I think this will work well. My only complaint was my plastic tray at the bottom of the cage came with a crack in it so I taped it on top and bottom. So far it's fine.
2052772
I would say no. There is no top on the cage. We zip tied a tarp on top which kept our lab inside but a cat could easily find a way out.
91371
The individual bar spacing is very narrow. You could fit your finger through the space, but that's about it. Our bunny did try to dig underneath, but the bars had no problem keeping him in otherwise.
715006
No. This a a carrier and not a cage. Not only is it too small, but with its closed designed it would be too depressing. Buy an all wire dog crate of appropriate size. Take rabbit out daily.
791841
Yes subject to moderate climate and the cage being kept in a safe location where wild animals cannot get to it. The pieces are designed to be flexible (3 pieces when assemble) so its is not strong enough to withstand a coyote or perhaps even a raccoon.
200346
no. it's more like a circle. it is what it is. a great product...I kept a mom cat and her two kittens safe from my dog for a few weeks until they were placed. the size was great because I could actually crouch down and enter it!
1563058
The gaps are about 2 inches. My 8 pound yorkiepoo cannot get much more than her nose through. There is no way a cat could get their head in.
1673144
It does but I think it would be tough for kittens. I took it off mine. I just use it inside though so I can keep the dogs out of the room where I keep my cat boxes.
1246993
I puchased this cage over this past summer and plan to bring it in for the winter. My rabbit is the size of my cats and is able to stretch out in the caged. You will need to put something under the cage area as it does not have any floor.