Can this be used for guinea pigs?
1029728
My rabbit is larger than a guinea pig. I would guess so. My rabbit pulls it apart and flings poo everywhere.....
1029729
i'm trying to use the small one for my guinea pig now, shes just starting to use it some of the time. it might be taking longer because she is already two years old and is used to using her whole cage as a litter box.
1029730
not sure, the top metal part might be too hard for their feet. personally, my piggies prefer sitting in the carefresh.
1029731
I dont think so, but u can try potty train your guinea pigs and see if he wanna use it
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.
1029733
I have mine for dwarf rabbits. I think they would be fine. They work great for my rabbits. They love to lay in them. Just like any other item it depends on the personality of your pet. good luck, maybe you could go on line to a cavy site and see if they know.
691445
I use it for my chickens and imagine it would work well for guiniea pigs. It's ~6 inches tall and you can attach it at your preferred height.
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.
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.
1015615
I believe so, it is really small, but I think it would be fine for a guinea pig.
1645815
I would be very careful if I were you I would ask a vet.I only used it on my guinea pigs for mites.It worked really well but it might not take well to dogs.I only rubbed it on their skin as it is too strong to feed it to smaller animals.Remember,this is designed for use with horses and they are much larger than a dog.Ask a vet or research more on the net.Good luck.
1183505
I'm not sure, however I looked up the company, Super Pet, and here is their link: http://www.healthypets.com/supetpr.html You should contact them and they will be able to tell you. Hope that helps! Our guinea pigs love this toy!
906226
Depends on the size. If it were two larger Guinea Pigs it would be a little tight. Also the green plastic sheet that goes underneath is soft and would get torn up fairly by your critters!
1847453
I use it for my pet rats, one of whom is almost as big as a guinea pig. I think it would be big enough. Whether guinea pigs canbe litter trained i don't know. It has been great for my rats though. Really cuts down on the mess....
2210770
I used it to treat fleas on my guinea pigs and it worked. I used a q tip to rub a tiny amount behind each of their ears, once a week for three weeks.
360626
Yes, this is definitely big enough for two guinea pigs, I have washed this several times and it has kept its durability.My bunny has become a fat bunny and he still has room in this. Hope this answere's your question.
419877
Yes, hamsters are pretty flexible. I can fit my hand through the slots through the door. I would say it's even too big for a guinea pig.
511577
I would guess it does, it says its for Guinea pigs, rabbits and other small animals.
123853
The mouth would be big enough. The legs are quite a bit smaller. I don't know much about guinea pigs. My ferrets love this thing for napping & playing
771113
Absolutely - any small animal really. I use these under carefresh for my guinea pigs and the cage odor is minimal and the pellets absorb all liquids turning to sawdust. It's easy to clean and terrific for odors!!
28635
Yes, this is safe for guinea pig use. The bedding does not contain phenol or aromatic oils which are harmful to guinea pigs. If you use 2/3 aspen with a coating of 1/3 carefresh, you'll probably get 4-5 cage changes out of a bag of this bedding. Figure that you'll want to order a bag just about once a month.
150317
It really is rather large - I doubt that it would even fit in their cage. My Guinea Pigs are all full grown and when one of them curls up, it takes up the entire bed. They all weigh around 2# and a Dwarf Hamster fits in the palm of your hand. It wouldn't give them the comfort they're looking for.