Does this hutch have a wire floor and a poop tray underneath?
2080748
The upper level has a tray that pulls out, but bottom level is open. My husband added a piece of plywood to the floor and added some very thin walls going half way up the wire sides, due to the fact that my rabbit was making messes on our floor. My rabbit loves her new home.
1417049
Not that I have seen. Ours are on the ground, so I don't really need a tray.
1016641
No, it does not. But it was very simple to put together. The screws they gave me for the hardware were not the right size though. I had to go to the hardware store and purchase new ones.
2974
We did not like the wire floor either, so we put the metal tray above the wire so that sit on the tray. It can be a little noisy when they move around a lot, but more comfortable for the pup.
2194252
Yes, a wire rack that goes top to bottom to separate the two clay filled bags that come with it.We use ours allot. Suggestion; make sure you order the one with the off/on switch. Not sure if both bags came with or we ordered an extra.
417166
No this doesnt have a floor there are flaps at the bottom that fold inward and we put tubs or coolers on those to hold them down but this is just to keep pesky insects out. We are glad there isnt a floor cause its much easier to carry a picnic table inside.
1055189
Yes it does. That shed is really really time consuming to put together. The floor kit was much easier... But that shed... Goodnight...
1971222
Yes it does. Disappointed with sturdiness - the ladder has broken and bed has cracked at top bunk by 'closet'. Closet does not hold clothes well - the hangers 'suggested' for this are wider than the closet.
1299794
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.
545787
Mine came with a tray, but no wire grate. Since most rabbits tend to eliminate in one corner of the cage, I bought a cheap corner plastic potty from Pet Co made for that purpose. Because the rabbit liked to turn it over, I use floral wire to hold it in place.
1679965
Yes, it has a tray. The rack comes out a little bit (an inch or two) when you open the door.
1052174
Yes it does but it is not very substantial. The material is a heavy duty cardboard. It is the same as what you would find on many of the cube type shelf units.
810
I've never heard that a rabbit needs a wire floor, but this one does not have one. FYI my old rabbit recently died and I listed the cage on Craigslist for free. I must have had forty or fifty rabbit people call me about it.
4985
yes, it does. The hump on the end opposite the piping connection is where the wire connections are made.
1145908
The floor has no wire.. it has two pullout sliders that has some sort of metal/aluminum with wood floor underneath sliders.. both top and bottom section
1221820
The floor is part of the wired crate and has the drop in tray. I also bought a nice cushion for the bottom. My dog is now 14 pounds and we have adjusted the crate to her size over the past year. She was 3 pounds when we brought her home. She is a year old today and fits nicely in the crate. She loves it.
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You can secure the cage without the wire floor but the bottom tray is plastic. I had chinchillas and they chewed on the plastic tray. I supposed I could have cut and smoothed out a metal tray but decided to use felt to cover the wire instead. Hope that helps.