will the floor of the cage support a 20lb rabbit? how strong is it? how big each floor holes are? thanks
1488501
Probally will hold rabbit - has the size- BUT the best thing to do is hook 2 bungee cords from 1 side of cage, under the bottom, then hook on other side of cage. Your main problem with using this solid bottom (heavy plastic) cage is that due to solid bottom You will have to clean it 2 to 3 times a week (alot of work), which is why most bunny cages have a wire bottom (less cleaning). Hope this helps
1488502
A 20 lb rabbit, should be fine. The holes in the bottom are about half inch by half inch
1488503
It is def strong enough but not big enough. I traded this one out for a 6x4 pen and our bunny was 6lbs.
1172345
This would not be a good cage for a hamster. My rabbit (who weighed about 6 pounds), was able to stick her entire nose through the bar. After enough chewing, she was able to make a sizable opening. (one a fancy bear would definitely be able to squeeze through).
1100097
i would say no. its barely big enough for my 1 giant rabbit. unless they're babies, then yes...it would work temporarily.
19357
Yes, we have a large rabbit, and don't use the wire grate, just bedding material. This is a large cage, works great for even large rabbits.
1369391
This cage is great for outdoors, but to answer your question it takes two people to lift it, its that heavy alsoI would never put it on my wood floor. I sugest a plastic one, I have a 3lbs yorkie and the plastic is perfect onthe wood floor. This one will scrach yours, its only for ourdoors plus it has stakes for ground.Thanks for asking!
1992757
As long as the tray is locked perpendicular to the floor and not angled, it should hold 20 lbs. just fine.
1033106
You may want to put down a mat inside the cage, since the spacing of the floor mesh is designed for larger rabbit feet and not the small kitten paws. Otherwise it should work.
1777973
It's big enough for one standard size rabbit, or two small rabbits. If you had one of the tiny breeds, you could maybe squeeze three in there, but they might feel crowded and fight. I have two bantam chickens in mine. It's been in constant use for a year. We set it up on concrete blocks and left one end open to a chicken wire run so they'd have more room. Handled winter weather just fine. We did block the little window on the side during the winter with a piece of cardboard to prevent drafts.
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.
212561
Yes it's a HUGE cage...it's enough to keep a small litter in without a doubt...won't tip over. it comes with 8 rails; I broke my down to 4 because it was too big for my pit. I have a 21 pound 4 month old & it's still big enough to fit one more of her. It will slide on anything that's not carpet or dirt once they get heavy enough to jump fully onto cage. But I'm 5'6 and it comes about to my chest so my dog can't jump over it.
1369261
I don't think so because I don't think rabbits climb, a rabit may need a bottom where the poop falls into a tray. This is a superb cage for many small animals....maybe not a rabbit.
1178239
It is large enough to keep a large rabbit. It could probably hold a medium sized dog.
1899564
The cage is just the right size for one bunny, but I think two would be pushing it. With one it has plenty of room to stretch out and move around. The platform had to be taken out and thrown away, it just kept falling off. The cage is very easy to clean and move around which to me makes it a great cage.
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!
1666234
It should be able to. It holds our 8-9 pound rabbit with enough room for her to turn around in.
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.
65261
I used this cage for baby rehab wild rabbits. I found the tray to be rather flimsy and had the potential to warp over time, making it difficult to remove. Cage is great, tray not so sturdy over time.