Hi, I was wondering how big the nest box is, is it big enough for a rabbit to sleep in? Also is the chicken perch removable? Thanks
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Yes there is a removable piece and the perch can be removed. I had six chickens that slept in it at night. Plenty of room for a rabbit.
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it's raining out or I'd go measure, but I'd guess the nesting box to be about 2 feet wide by about a foot deep and about a 12-18" high. The perch is just a 1x1 square "post" that drops in to a groove inside the coop so you just wouldn't put it in. It would be big enough for a rabbit easily.
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Definitely, and yes. It is the perfect size for our 2 chickens. I've never seen a rabbit bigger than 2 chickens. When assembling simply leave out the perch and divider. Should be super fur a rabbit!
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I have a mini holland lop in it. The cage was too small for him when he had a corner litter box. It's not too bad without it, but he also has an outdoor cage for him to have a lot more room in. It definitely isn't roomy enough for a large rabbit.
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My rabbits are free to roam my home, they are littered box trained and very clean and are much like my kitties who play with them all of the time, the Ware Fuzz-e-Bed, they sleep in at night, it is not attaached, if I was to use this in a cage I would clip inside the cage and lay on the bottome of the cage.
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I'm not the right person to ask. We have 1 lovebird, but we let it have free range of the house as keeping it in a cage feels strange to us. It's more for sleeping that it comes back to the cage
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Hi---We use ours for mini lop bunnies and the opening is fine for them, so should be fine for the chickens. I actually bought a child's wooden play house from Costco for my chickens. It is sturdier, much bigger, and the materials are better and fastened with screws instead of staples. It was less money too! Since you can stand up in it, it is much easier to clean also.Just add some dowels for perches, and a few nesting boxes, then put some chicken wire in the windows if you want to keep predators out.
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The one of these designed for rabbits is called the Rabbit Hutch with a View (ASIN: B0029ETGJQ). I can't speak to its quality or anything, but the design is definitely different. The sleeping area does not have a wire floor (according to one of the reviewers), it is a removable plastic tray like this. The wire in the run looks less predator resistant, but the openings and the ramp are definitely more tailored to rabbits. I would probably reinforce the wire on the run of the "rabbit" one with hardware cloth, but it looks nice for a wooden hutch.
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I don't know a rabbit's habits or needs but I don't think that any medium sized animal would be comfortable in this for a few days. It's roomy for a medium animal for a trip to the vet or other short/medium road trip, but I think a day is about it. It's roomy enough to lay down and turn around, but not much more than that.
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I was told that owls can take a while to nest in a box. The best location is 15-20 feet off the ground, with access to a wide, open area, for example, the size of a soccer field. I got this information from the seller, from a local wildlife organization, and online. The seller has been EXCELLENT in answering my questions, so I suggest that you contact the seller. The nesting box is excellent quality, and the price can't be beat. Let me know if you have any questions -- Kirk Miller, kirkmiller, followed by at sign, followed by juno, followed by a dot, followed by com.
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I used this cage for my Lionhead Bunny and he had a small litter pan and also had a small box for his bed. This helps keep the area a bit cleaner in my opinion. The bottom tray slides out for cleaning purposes.
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I was also disappointed in this hutch. I stopped putting my rabbit in it. The back is peeling and your right, its not very big at all. I have also bought a animal play pen and put it at the opening of the bottom door for extra room for running around. My opinion, perfect for a guinea pig, but we both know how much a rabbit poops. : )
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Yes but maybe only 1. Chickens need room to move and this doesnt have that much room for that. I have chickens and it is too small for my pets. We have the rabbit in the cage.
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You can just leave the grate out and it will give your guinea lots of room in the fluffy bedding. I added one hole on the middle of each side on the bottom tray, up at the top. I use a zip tie and this gives it more support. I use mine for our 2 pet ducks, they are kind of heavy so we had to do that. I just cut the ties off when I need to change the tray and replace them. The tray is really deep and no litter goes on the floor. You can build a little house with steps so he/she can come up and see everyone. This cage is huge, it is a little smaller than a baby crib, it's that big.
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It is quite large. It would depend on your cage size. I have a very large cage and it takes up a good size corner. My bunny is 6 lbs and it is big enough for her. To put in perspective, each side is longer than a tissue box by a couple inches.
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I got this cage for my bunnies. It is not as large as i hoped but it is a very nice product otherwise. I have large rabbits (about 10+ lbs.) this was purchased so they could run around and eat the grass. They do enjoy going into it but it has to be one at a time because it is not large enough for both of them. Also bunnies like to jump and stand on their hind legs and it does not have a lo of "head" room because it is a triangle. Again the product itself is great and I would recommend it just make sure you have smaller animals that will be using it!
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In my instance, I am a bit disappointed in this nesting box... it is currently being used as a nest, but by a squirrel! The rogue squirrel came from a nest in a different tree, but within 48 hours of hanging this box he/she had moved in a gob of moss and twigs and proceeded to use the box as his personal shelter. No birds ever had a chance. It is made well, no loose parts, but it still seems a bit overpriced. I would think this to be worth more like $10, which is based on nothing more than my impression and having bought birding supplies for 20+ years.
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This is a very good cave to travel long distance with. We travel 9 hours with my bunny and was very comfortable. I would just suggest putting a litter box in the bottom of the cage for easy cleaning. I dont know about the travel cups though, we just gave our bunny (pepè) water a few times an our through his regular water bottle.Hope this helps -lauren
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I don't own it any more to measure it. Our dog died. Although I can tell you that it is not the bar spaces that would be a problem foe rabbits. You need a tray that is located under a wire bottom for rabbits unless you have time to clean it daily. If not you will quickly get maggots and flies. And if they sit in their own waist, the maggots will enter the rabbits back end. I tried using a litter box in a cage for a rabbit once and that happened to my rabbit.