Is this cage heavy when all set up with toys and everything? It'll be on top of my rabbit's cage and I don't want it caving in on him.
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ok so i really dont like this cage as a stand alone cage cuz first its ventilation is poor slso hamsters need a minimum of 360 square inches of floorspace which to find is length x width and i would recoemnd 2 lofts connected with eaacdh other or try a bin but but the bin somewhere high up so ur cat cant get it
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it can be heay depends o how heavvy the toys will be there are weight dimensions in the disciptios and stuff i find it kinda heavy cuz i am using 3 toys in there i recomend a bin cage for a hamster its just a plastic bin its WAY cheaper thatn this i use this cage as an add on
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This cage alone is really not very heavy. Ours is maybe 3lbs with all the toys (a silent spinner, flying saucer, igloo and the orange hideaway without the big wheel that comes with the OVO Loft), Carefresh bedding, etc. But it IS very big. The dimensions listed on Amazon weren't right. I measured ours at 13 x 28". Also keep in mind, the water bottle that comes with the OVO Loft may add about 1-lb when it's filled. But as long as your rabbit cage is sturdy with a good top, you'll be fine. This Habitrail system is very light, less than I expected! Good luck.
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Personally I think this would be fine for a nighttime cage, provided that your bunny will have lots of free time to hop/play during the day. This is great to contain a bunny, it just won't give them any room to exercise and play.
230203
My rabbit could jump over it. We always put a sheet on top of it. The plastic liner on the bottom my rabbit ate.
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The cage is as stated. I have no problem transporting my pet in this cage. There is plenty of room in it for him. It depends on how you are looking at the cage.
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Lol, my rabbit chews on it sometimes still too. She likes to try to pull it around with her like a toy also. I just hooked it to one of the cage "bars" so that she can't pull it around too much and set her in it. She did not stay long, but got the idea. Sometimes she flattens it out and lays on top of the outside of it and honestly, sometimes my silly rabbit like to lay in her litter box. She thinks that is a cool bed rather than a litter box, lol! Anyway, I would just keep sitting her back in it and she will probably decide it is a snuggley place to be. Good luck!
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I have a rabbit in mine, but here is my thought:You can use the cage without the grate, though the blue pan is pretty deep. You could also try to cover it with linoleum. Just make sure not to leave edges exposed for them to nibble on. If you did that you would have to do something to prevent urine and feces from running off the floor and out of the cage.
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I just put it in the cage and my piggies just get in, get snuggly and snooze. Does your rabbit have enough other things to chew on?
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Most likely. It's 30 inches tall, so as long as it can't burrow underneath, then you should be good. Trust me, as an owner of both, if it's ferret safe, it's almost certainly rabbit safe.However, you could probably find a better playpen for your rabbit as you don't need such small bar spacing for a rabbit as you do a ferret.
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Do you have the stakes in that came with the cage? I used those and didn't have any problems with my rabbit getting out.
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Its not. I have one rabbit in it. I wish I would have built my own cage for the price. There were several split boards and the painting was pretty shoddy. Not recommended. Good luck with your bunnies!
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Absolutely, my 48lb BC mix walks into it and sleeps in it at night by is choice. He easily got out of other crates I had that were in the $200 range. His brother is fine in the other type to a degree, he chewed all the plastic. The cage you are considering doesn't have anything for chewing. It's a great cage, I highly recommend this cage, price is high but worth it!
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Hello. My rabbit has never jumped over this nor has he been able to squeeze underneath. I attached this to his cage (the bars on the cage run vertical) and keep the cage door open so he can run around whenever he wants. Hope this helps.
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I have never had any problems with it tipping over, but I have cats. If it is free standing as opposed to having one end against a wall and the rabbit tried to get into it on the high end, maybe it would tip over...but if the rabbit uses the proper (lower) side to enter it, it should be pretty stable.
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If your going to have a litter box in the cage id say no. I have a holland lop and it was too small for him im not sure how much he weighes... but if you're not putting anything else but a food bowl and water it should be okay.
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I have a 3.5 lb Lionhead and a 3.25 lb Angora and they each have either own cage even though they are a bonded pair. I personally think it is just the perfect size for just one rabbit their size when they can't be out of their cage running around while you are away from home. I did take the shelf out on the left so I could have access to the left side of the cage to put a litter box and a food bowl.
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Hi Barbara...please forgive my late response, been so busy lately and I forgot. We got our cage over a year ago and from what I remember (and I just asked my husband to confirm), it was probably no bigger than 1'x3'x4', and pretty darn heavy!! (And of course it came unassembled.) Anyway if I'm not too tardy, I hope this is helpful! Lisa, Buttons & Charlie (my two lovebirds who call said cage home).
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I'm not sure how much my bunny weighs. Maybe about the same? She's about 8 months old and this cage is pretty small. She stretches out like a dog sometimes from not having room to move around much. If I were to see this in the store, I would've tried to find a bigger one. I guess that's where paying attention to measurements would've come in handy!