2 questions: Is there a floor to this? And could a floor be easily added, looking to use this for ferrets after a little adjustment (if I buy it.)
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There is no floor on the bottom level. One could be added. The frame is all wood. You could cut a piece of plywood to match the dimensions of the base and attach it with screws. Maybe paint or coat the plywood to seal it.
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Hi. There is no floor to the bottom section but if you're handy you can cut one out and add it.
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There is a black flooring on the top section that slides out for cleaning. The bottom section does not have a floor. I guess you could easily nail a wooden flooring or just sit it on top of some other type of flooring.
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There is a floor on the second level which pulls out for cleaning but the bottom would need to be on a solid surface or have a screen added to it or pan on the bottom to prevent animals from digging out if on dirt.
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There's no floor, but it can be easily added. My husband nailed on a wooden plank and added wheels for easy moving. It's a pretty sturdy hutch for the price and my bunnies love it. Hope that helps!
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No floor...I went out and purchased a piece of plywood cut to just protrude around the edges and then set that on top of a fiberglass grate to keep it just off the ground.
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I have never owned Ferrets before. But, this is a pretty big cage. I had 2 Rats in it with plenty of room. My guess is it would be big enough for one Ferret.
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The Seat? Sorry Paul, I don't understand. Do you mean is the "floor" cushioned? If so, the answer is no. I put a small bed in there for my dog and she loves it. Especially fun for her with the "top down" like riding in a convertible.
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I think the size is great for a chinchilla. But I would worry about the top shelf because it is just wire and not a plastic tray. Chinchillas have such delicate little feet I don't know if they could walk on it comfortably. You could probably line it with something. I do that for my ferrets. I line the top with fleece.
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Easily for 2 ferrets. It's very spacious. I have 2 hammocks and a igloo in mine and I only have 1 ferret. It's way to big for just 1 in my opinion. Only downfall is the litter land. My ferret is a punk and liked to move it and relieve himself outside it. I used a couple twistie toes from the grocery store to secure it and that taught him it wouldn't move. Took only a month and now I don't use them anymore. This is an amazing home for rodents. Highly recommend it.
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Yes, it's small enough that a ferret won't squeeze through, but a hamster very likely could. There is almost a full inch of space between the vertical bars.
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I use it for my chihuahua. I just measured the space between the bars for you. The space is 3 1/2 centimeters between almost all of the bars. However, it is just under 4 1/2 centimeters on the upper corner bar areas. This may be a consideration if your ferret can climb to the top bars. I'm not sure how small of spaces ferrets can squeeze through.
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You could use this for guinea pigs. There is no floor on the bottom, but we use an old piece of carpet under it.
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Yes! It is perfect. I bought this for my single ferret and it is very roomy for her. There is even room to hang things from the top (hammock, etc). And even with her litter box inside, it is still spacious for her.
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For that price u can get a bigger cage used. Ferrets can get pretty long. It may feel crowded in here. If u put him/her in something of this size, try to let him out now and then (u can leave it in a room with no holes or dangerous furniture) so it can excercise. Check eBay, too. Good cage tho. Love the slide out bottom tray.
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They are about an inch apart. I had a ferret and he wasn't able to squeeze through. This cage is very durable, easy to clean, and you have options to move the levels in different ways. I really liked it. I think sid liked it too :)
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I have a ferret (not in this cage) and we have two pet dumbo rats in this cage. This cage would be suitable for young ferret, however, it would not provide sufficient space as the ferret grows. Will it "fit"? Sure! But it will not have adequate space. On the other hand - as someone else mentioned - if you will provide the ferret with a lot of "out of cage" play time, it would be okay for overnights only. Our ferrets have always had the run of the (ferret proofed, of course!) house. Good luck with your ferret! They are the BEST pets!
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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).
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You could probably do it. It works well for my two small dogs. There would probably be a bit of a gap where assuming you have baseboards or some kind of trim around the floor.
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Since I use bedding, I plan to nail a wood floor panel with metal wheels to the bottom. It will give it extra stability as well as make it easier to move and clean. Maybe add some plastic tarp to avoid the rabbit urine from seeping into the wood.
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I'm new to bunnies, so not positive on this one, but in the walled "upstairs room" you see in the picture, there is a plastic (very sturdy) tray that can be slid in and out through a slot in the front, and this tray forms the floor of the room. It is shaped with a shallow depression, which seems like a perfect place for a bed of shavings and private nesting. Haven't gotten the bunnies yet, so can't comment on how they actually respond to it.
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Its not as big as it looks. My cat loves the carpet cover, but she is just a little too big to get inside. I kept it because I cannot carry it back to the post office and if she enjoys part of it, thats better than ignoring it. Im not sure how big your ferrets are, but they might like it. Im not really knowledgeable about them. The kitten on top tho, I missed that.