Would this be good for a Californian rabbit, about 9 pounds?
2010125
This is the largest litter box I have seen for a rabbit so I would have to say yes.
2010126
My 3 1/2 pound bunny likes to chill in this and almost takes up the whole pan when she does so I'd say go bigger!
2010127
I purchased this for my rabbit of approximately the same size as yours and it works great
2071412
We have 2 rabbits and found that 10 lbs only lasted 1 month. We recently purchased a 70 lb box from amazon and it's been over a month for it. I separated it into 3 different boxes and we keep it aerated and so far no problems. I believe as long as it's free of moisture and stored allowing aeration it should be fine. My buns loved the hay and they wouldn't stop eating
554740
I use it for two rabbits, 7 and 5 lbs. The wheels are not heavy-duty so they might not be happy with too much weight... 20 lbs maybe? The main feature that sold me is bunnies cannot reach the zipper to chew and destroy it. They do stay in with it open. I and my bunnies love it!
309831
I would think it would be too small. It's also not very tall so if the rabbit is more active, they might easily get over it.
2228822
We have one very large French Lop living like a king in this house. Not sure how large your rabbits are but I could see 2 his size living comfortably. We have his food on one side near the walkway upstairs, and his litter box is on the 1st level, directly under the 2nd level.
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.
1672840
Probably big enough. However, I really hope you give your bunny space to run outside of the cage. My bunny is litter boxed trained (basically where ever you put their timothy hay, they will pee and poop there.) I used the cage basically as the litter box, by throwing hay in the cage. Left the door down so he could run in and out when needed. If you want to learn more about keeping a bunny in the house, see House Rabbit Society http://rabbit.org/ I think this is the best way to keep a bunny.
459387
There is a slight space between the tray and the cage where my chinchilla managed to keep escaping. I think with a rabbit and its size that you might be okay.
2107076
I got mine for my pet gecko, it's deceptively tiny. It might be a little cramped for your bunny.
2003492
This may but a bit soft. I would recommend this other for a rabbit:Cord Protector - CritterCord - A New Way to Protect Your Pet from Chewing Hazardous Cords
1404780
Ity weighs a little more than 8.3 oz and is fairly sturdy. One of my rabbits has been using it for a few years now and it has held up perfectly. If you are going to be using it for a rabbit, make sure it is not made with Microban, as that chemical is toxic if chewed on. Cats do not usually chew on their litter boxes, so it is safe for them.
1210674
My daughter has a full size dutch rabbit. It would be a tight sqeeze to get two of them in this carrier although I think its possible. I don't feel they would be very comfortable though. We have the cage carrier that's a little larger than this one as well and two could probably fit comfortably in that one though depending on the size of your rabbits.
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Not sure how small your rabbit is, but a dwarf rabbit could not fit through the gate...I use it indoors for various pets at different times. If you were looking to keep a rabbit in it outdoors, I would recommend a regular rabbit hutch to protect them from different animals that make try to get it. Plus, a rabbit hutch has a indoor space for them to sleep. If you are using it just leisurely to let them run around outside...then it would be fine.
922350
Yes...but check the dimensions. It would be perfect for 2 small bunnies. It would be OK for 2 large bunnies but they would not be as comfortable.
2177198
I should think so since it is for small breed dogs. My vet recommended it for our 9 pound dog.
1035503
No, I bought this for my tortoise. they would fit in it, but not enough room to move aroundin. you would need 1 for ea. bunny.
2158660
No it would not. It doesn't really have levels necessary to take advantage of the height. A critter nation cage would be better for rabbits.