would it be good for a rabbit
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.
309832
Absolutely not suitable for a rabbit: our hamster was able to easily climb over the playpen walls.
309833
Probably not. Since rabbits are larger and tend to jump/are able to get taller. My 3 month old guinea pig has almost learned to get over it though I've taught him not to. I'd suggest a taller one for a rabbit to prevent unwanted escape. xD Don't want our furry friends to go missing. <3
715007
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.
1513036
I think it would work well, I used to have a rabbit years ago. My cat is 15 1bs.
498722
I believe so, we had bought this for our rabbit. The rabbit can do about 3 to 4 hops across the length of the cage. It would depend on the size of you pet
1178239
It is large enough to keep a large rabbit. It could probably hold a medium sized dog.
1172857
In my opinion a dwarf bunny would be ok but not strong enough for a regular rabbit
1100097
i would say no. its barely big enough for my 1 giant rabbit. unless they're babies, then yes...it would work temporarily.
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
1172856
I would say that it is not suitable for a rabbit. I bought one for my pet rats to use when I carry them with me out of town. I would get a larger care that does not have all the levels for a rabbit.
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
206338
This is a great feeder for any rabbit. However it is made of a resin type material and rabbits are known to chew and if they are not offered other chewing options and sometimes regardless if they do have other options they will chew this up and quickly. I would suggest a metal hay and food feeder.
300681
It can, but my only concern would be in the nest box area. Mine had a particle board bottom and I think that might rot out if it gets too wet. Not sure how rabbits defecate (just pellet poop or with urine), but I'd either line and seal it or use a lot of bedding.
1092169
I can't say for sure but I would assume. Might be a little snug the bigger the rabbit.
459385
Yes they would be alright for rabbits . the space between the bars are an inch apart.
100154
Although this is a great pet heater , I imagine a Rabbit could chew through most anything given enough time with it .
2246784
I'm currently using it for a couple of pet rabbits. They chewed another brand up in a week. This one seems to have staying power. The 15 pound rabbit really loves his, he's hard to get off of it to even eat. Of course its been below 10 degrees here for days.
2036749
Squirrels I would say yes it would be worth it and good to have. As far as rabbits it just depends on how you hunt them. Still hunting them it would be great but if you run dogs I would say no. I have used mine like crazy since I purchased it and love it. Hope all this helps.