What size is your largest bunny?
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He is close to 16 inches lying done from head to foot. He is so soft and cuddly!
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I have purchased all of the sizes that jellycat makes. These are the best bunnies!
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No, have 16lb. kitty, not a problem (unless your Bunny is not use to litter boxes). Really no though. Once you have the litter in the box there's a good weight/balance going on. We love this box :)
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my English Angora male bunny weighs 6-9 lbs and its snug at 9 lbs but still fits him, also my bunny has very long thick hair and the velcro is very easy to clean out all that hair.
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Its closer to the 7X6 description, but that alone seems misleading...depending on how you "Measure" a floppy bunny rabbit. In no way does it stand from floor to ear tip 7 whole inches. If you've ever bought a webkinz its typical webkins size.
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Hi, this cage is 20 inches in height, 41&1/2 inches long & 17&1/2 inches in depth. This is a great cage,so easy to clean compared to other cages we had & the pan is deep. Some people had issues with urine coming out of the cage, but we have not had this happen with our bunny. Hope this helps.
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The bunnies are 20 inches high and 17 inches wide.They are very cute nestled into my garden.I ordered 2 more this year since I have a wide yard.
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I have the full size bunny, but I do believe they have the same buttons its just the size that changes.... so if just depends on if you want a big or small sheep :)
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40 lbs is the largest, I would think. I have a 20 lb puggle in there and it is a cozy fit
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The measurements should be in the item description and I don't know offhand but if I were to have seen this cage in person, I would've chosen to buy a larger one instead. My rabbit is fully grown and the cage seems too small. We put the bunny out on a chain so she can stretch out and hop around during the day and put her back in this cage at night. If you do purchase this, be sure to get the urine guard also, otherwise you'll have a mess. Unfortunately I figured that out the hard way.
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I seem to recall the smaller one to be about 15 inches. For a little time it is the perfect size. I also had the larger one but can't remember exactly how big he was. Both worth the obey. They are very very soft and cuddly. It has been several years since I purchased them for my grandchildren
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No this cage isn't the right size for a medium or large bunny. As a travel solution, it could do. But in general it would be best to use an exercise pen such as the Precision Pet 30 in. Ultimate ExPen Black Boxed for a permanent house for any size bunny.
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Some of my bunnies are 13 lbs. and are the size of a small dog. They fit just fine.
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"Bigger is better! A rabbit's home should be at least 4-6 times the size of your bunny when he's entirely stretched out-more if he is confined for a large amount of the day. Enclosure sizes also should be decided in conjunction with the amount of exercise time and space the rabbit has. One guideline to go by is at least 8 square feet of enclosure time combined with at least at least 24 square feet of exercise space, for 1-2 rabbits, in which the rabbit(s) can run and play at least 5 hours per day. You can build or buy your rabbit a two-story "condo" with the floors connected by a ramp-they love this! For ideas on where to buy different housing options," from... http://rabbit.org/faq-housing/ I would not put a rabbit in this cage, unless he was going to be out for most of the day. This size cage is not adequate for a rabbit to get any exercise.
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It fits a full grown hedgehog with his washcloth sized bedding towel perfectly. I'm not familiar with the size of a dwarf bunny. I wouldn't try to use it for anything larger than an average guinea pig.
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Hi Carol,Our product measurements are listed under Product Details and Specifications.Bun Feet BF4525 measurements are as follows:Height: 2 1⁄2"Across Top: 3"Across Bottom: 3"Widest Diameter: 4 1⁄2"I hope this helps,Luis Juarez
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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
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I bought the "9 inch" bunny and it was only 7.5" standing. So I would assume that the 20" is not actually that big. But in all honesty I don't know.