Can this be used with dwarf rabbits, or would they be able to fit through the bars?
1547356
The bars approximately 2 - 2 1/2 inches apart. I do not foresee a problem using this pen for dwarf rabbits, however I would not recommend this pen for anything smaller.
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.
1547358
Yes, it would most likely only allow something the size of a mouse or hamster escape.
189502
I am uncertain- the bars are spaced about 1/2", so if he pushed really a hard, a small hamster might squeeze out...
669824
Yes it works great for bunnies small and big. If you have a small room than it is pretty spacious if you shape it as shown. I used a rectangular shape against the wall to save on space. I now use mine outside to allow my 2 rabbits to have grass.
1214868
If it is a dwarf breed I'd be concerned about the head getting stuck. The actual spacing of the wires in each pane I believe it is 2"x3", but the spacing of each panel itself is about 1" on the side where they attach and about the same on the bottom. I have it in the storage cubby of the RV so not easy access right now. Now what you could do is get chicken wire and put it on the inside of the kennel just about a foot or so high. That is what I would do as I have show rabbits and would do the same thing
142806
Yes, it's small enough that a ferret won't squeeze through, but a hamster very likely could. There is almost a full inch of space between the vertical bars.
459386
No. Not even dwarfs. Rabbits shouldn't use those types of ramps because their toe nails can get stuck. The best cage for rabbits is actually a playpen with tall walls.Something like this:Kaytee Pet-N-Playpen for Rabbit, Guinea Pig and Ferret
608879
umm....you mean the wire bars? or the bars that the animal climbs up?the bars are pretty good for my rabbit.. I had to take the step things out for my rabbit though because hes to big & he can just hop from one to the next.... it is really good for a larger animal. I think a small animal can escape.
656732
This model would only fit a very small rabbit. It would work well for a hedgehog, guinea pig, hamster, rat, mouse, gerbil, flying squirrel and even some herps, such as a bearded dragon, chameleon, etc. It will be a bit tight for most rabbits, large chinchillas, etc.
1696192
Yes. I have a fairly large rabbit and he fits perfect. And has quite a bit of space to hop around :)
2079311
It depends if it is less than 5 lbs. I have 10-15 lb rabbits and it wouldn't fit them at all.
116556
Sorry, don't know that breed of rabbit. The mesh holes are pretty big, so unless there is something unusual about that rabbit breed it should be fine.
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.
577576
I would assume so. Ours was for our Netherland dwarf rabbit. He fit in it fine!! He has it about halfway eaten now though. He used to lay in it.
1924857
The spacing between the bars is pretty small so I do not believe that a gerbil would be able to squeeze out.
1832461
The gap between the bars is about 3/4 inch. Seems it would have to be a very skinny and nimble rat to escape. Plenty of room; ours houses a chincilla
459384
if they are the dwarf rabits- yes. but for the ragular size rabbits- no, they need more open space to move around. its more for the smaller animals or for the dwarf bunnies.
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I don't believe so. Not enough room in the bottom. & I don't think bunnies will go up ladders. Really be No room on the tiers for them. Oh, & no room for a small food dish either