can guniea pigs play in it
282177
They probably can. My ratties just jumped and climbed out of it. If it was higher, they probably wouldn't have gotten out. I even duct-taped the two holes shut and they still got out. XD Little trouble makers. Since guinea pigs are bigger, they might like it. I've never had a guinea pig, though.
282178
It all depends on how big your guinea pig is. It can play in the ball pit but just make sure it doesn't get caught in the escape holes.
282179
Yes it is big enough for them to play in it. If your guinea pig has a tendency to bite and break toys though just watch their teeth on the plastic balls. When we first got it for my ferret his teeth were always stuck in the balls but he's stopped doing that now.
282180
Yes I think so , the openings are approx 2 inches of the ground for the balls not to roll out. If you think your guinea pig can lift his paws high enough to get in I think he/she would enjoy it. We use it for our ferrets , they like it alright...Hope this helps!
1835755
I would not recommend this as a home for 3 guinea pigs. When I got it home and set it up as a play pen, it was smaller than I expected, even for just one ferret.
471935
Good question, because the illustration on the cardboard certainly looks like a guinea pig to me (unless its an abnormally large hamster). But now that I've got this Kaytee ball, I realize that I could never force Sparky (my G.P.) to be incarcerated in this thing for even a few seconds. He'd never forgive me! That's the long answer. The shorter one is: this ball is way too small for guinea pigs--except, perhaps. new-borns, or those less than a month old. I'm returning the darn thing unused. (Kaytee should be ashamed of itself for misleading the buyer with that illustration on the box.)
1873290
I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine: my guinea pig is just about the same size as a hedgehog and he can easily and comfortably maneuver around the pen area without any problems
792332
It's very small, I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't give my guinea pigs very much room, just as much as their cage.
906225
no it wont be any good. not even good for 1 guinea pig, super tiny. if you have a c&c; cage you better off using those grids to make a play pen. if you dont have c&c; cage you can always buy some mesh storage cubes that has 9 holes and make your own play pen with it.BB&B; has the cheapest storage cubes, amazon sellers price has gone up 200%
1960888
I have one piggy in the Large size and she's still a baby, I wouldn't even think of putting another in the same cage!! 2 in the XL would be ok, but not 3. Each piggy needs about 4-6 square feet of living space, the large cage just barely provides that for 1 guinea
360624
Yes, it's big enough for 2 guinea pigs. My big bunny uses it & still has plenty of room. It is also machine washable.
1925298
Yes, but you would have to put something down on the floor for them. The wire mesh is kind of wide for them. Also, it would be hard to use the outside feeding system because they are so small that they would be able to get out through the holes. We just put feed and water inside and the chicks did great.
615106
I believe so. There is a soft wool like pad on the bottom of the carrier, but it is removable. I've never had guinea pigs, I've felt like a guinea pig sometimes, but I think this would work. If they chew on anything that is soft, then they might chew on the netting side panels. They are not completely netting, but there is netting.
935816
I would think so, we are using ours for a guinea pig which is full grown and oh may he is all over the place. Got really strong also.
659001
I think it is perfect for my 2. They run around like wild men in there. If you have room for it, I would go with the bigger cage. The guinea pigs will be much happier.
1264791
If your guinea pig likes to play with balls, of course! You may have to set em in there, if they're chubby I'm not sure they'll fit comfortably through the holes.
1029732
Probably. We have two rabbits. One uses hers for the intended purpose, but the other only rests on the rack and soils the rest of his cage. They sometimes pull off the grate and play with it, but they seem to like the coziness of the high corner for napping. Grate keeps their feet out of the soiled litter. Glad I purchased the one with the grate. Good luck with your pigs.
1008497
It is steep, it's more for for support for the platform. We have a medium sized bunny and she always jumps up on the platform. I am unaware of a hedgehog or guinea pigs capabilities though. If they jump with ease, it may not be an issue. Also if you open the door to let it out, the door is set pretty high up (the only real downfall of this cage imo).
337731
I got these for my guinea pigs and they both can fit in one curled up together.I think it may be a little too bigFor a hedgehog but not terribly. When I got these my pigs where baby's so they where really big for them so I just had the beds in their little houses till they grew into them a little moreTo just have out in their cage.
58603
It was a natural grass ball. I know the bunnies played with it (although it didn't have a bell inside like I thought). I think your guinea pigs would enjoy it, if they are also playful. :)