Can my pet pig lay in here or is it not flat inside?
182012
Its not flat on the inside. also I don't think a plastic wagon is probably a good play spot for a pig
182013
It has two seats but the middle is flat, I guess it would depend on how big your pig is
182014
there are two seats on both ends. a very small pig could fitTry looking at the Little Tykes wagonsThey have a few that would hold a pig--small pig.
151137
There is not a door on top. The front door is extremely tall (the width of the cage) so there is plenty of room to maneuver a wiggly piggie.
1732854
I find it cushiony enough when I press on it. It has something in it kinda spongey; it's not flat. I went out and put my 12 pound cat on it but she didn't lay down...but just eyeballing it there's plenty of room looking at her and imagining her curled up. My other cats sleeping it are 10 and 11 pounds. The inside of the bed measures 12" so any overflow would be up against or on the rim a bit. I think it's fine.
782162
She would be curled up and not stretched out but comfortable. My 10 pound Pom doesn't mind it at all. It is a tad bit challenging to sit her in it at first but you will get the hang of it. Hope this helps
1008497
It is steep, it's more for for support for the platform. We have a medium sized bunny and she always jumps up on the platform. I am unaware of a hedgehog or guinea pigs capabilities though. If they jump with ease, it may not be an issue. Also if you open the door to let it out, the door is set pretty high up (the only real downfall of this cage imo).
1555793
The divider can go just about anywhere, but you want enough room to have the ramp go down on both sides. I put mine off to one side (about 1/3 the length). I fill the smaller side with bedding and put food and water on that side. The larger side is the piggie's home and toys. The guinea pig only goes to the bathroom on the side of the food and thus the habitat requires much less bedding and less cleaning.
398935
I have my two guinea pigs in here and it's great. When we first got it it looked VERY big in our house, but now I'm used to it and I'm glad I went with this size. My piggies like to popcorn and run around in it.
1764644
You would have to purchase the hutch as well which encased the four sides. It would work for a guinea pig but depending on where you live, I would not keep the guinea pig outside due to weather conditions. Personally, I would get an inside cage with a deep plastic tub type bottom and a wire top and keep him in the house where he is safe from predators and would get more attention. I like the hutch cover. My only concern is how to insulate the bottom since it is off the ground allowing cold air underneath. So far I have folded up a towel to put under the enclosed part since our rabbit is good about toileting on the other end. You would have to purchase the hutch as well which encased the four sides. It would work for a guinea pig but depending on where you live, I would not keep the guinea pig outside due to weather conditions. Personally, I would get an inside cage with a deep plastic tub type bottom and a wire top and keep him in the house where he is safe from predators and would get more attention. I like the hutch cover. My only concern is how to insulate the bottom since it is off the ground allowing cold air underneath. So far I have folded up a towel to put under the enclosed part since our rabbit is... » Read More You would have to purchase the hutch as well which encased the four sides. It would work for a guinea pig but depending on where you live, I would not keep the guinea pig outside due to weather conditions. Personally, I would get an inside cage with a deep plastic tub type bottom and a wire top and keep him in the house where he is safe from predators and would get more attention. I like the hutch cover. My only concern is how to insulate the bottom since it is off the ground allowing cold air underneath. So far I have folded up a towel to put under the enclosed part since our rabbit is good about toileting on the other end. « Show Less
812127
If you fill it too much it will become rounded. Also you need to let the air out of the top so it will lay flatter. I use one quart of water, this makes it firm enough to be comfortable. I put the hot water bottle under the covers in my bed to warm up the area for my feet and my little dog lays right on top of that spot until I go to bed and move him over. The smooth side is warmer so you may want to use the ribbed side up and cover it with something to make sure it isn't too warm for your cat.
469644
Yes, you can put her bed inside. Get the smallest one for that size dog. I absolutely love this. We travel in a travel trailer and its perfect for my small dog, inside and out.
320304
I suppose you could lay it on its side, but it really is not intended to be in that position. It's rounded on the sides, so it would not lay flat.
1001567
It would possibly be a good habitat for a hedgehog, I don't know a lot about caring for a hedgehog or how much room they need, but we have it for a guinea pig and there is plenty of space in there for her even after adding some items :) Hope this helps a little.
1767889
No it does not. With the size of the cage, most guinea pig sized huts will not really fit in it. We got a shelf for ours so he could either go under for protection or jump on top for fun.
1283823
My guess would be no, because the dog would be sitting upright. You can find a carrier with a flat bottom, and the dog will be much more comfortable.
17688
it is probably flat enough....i do not put the food near the house so as not to attract other animals towards it though.
1940275
Hmmmm.. might be too big for guinea pigs and they might bury themselves/hide inside and not know how to stick their heads back out to breathe. Or they might escape unless you can find a way to secure them.
360626
Yes, this is definitely big enough for two guinea pigs, I have washed this several times and it has kept its durability.My bunny has become a fat bunny and he still has room in this. Hope this answere's your question.