Will this work for a chinchilla?When you use this do you put bedding in the cage as well, or only in the pan?
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I don't see why not. I put this in the corner just a bit off the ground and put litter in it. That is the only place I put the litter. The bunny seems to know that it is her potty and goes in it. Good luck!
905713
Well my chinchilla never used it. The hook thingy didn't even wanna stay stuck to the cage idk she never pooped in it
1015082
Yes I think it could be used for a chinchilla. I always use bedding in the bottom but my guinea pigs urinate and poop alot!
1015083
A chinchilla would fit in it. I don't know if a chinchilla would use it. I think it works for guinea pigs because they like to go in corners. I put the bedding in the pan.
2169652
I would get something with more room for a ferrett. I have a chinchilla and its just big enough for him. I don't kno if ferretts chew but my chinchilla chewed a lot of the plastic on it so if they chew I would look for something different.
1105486
You have my word that it truly is! I've had my cage for 1 year now. I had a pair of parakeets in their with seperate bowls for each. It should work!!
870445
My chinchilla makes a fair amount of noise when she's running around it, mainly when she's moving fast/jumping from one ledge to another (without using the ramps), just her ambling around makes little to no noise. I attached a silent spinner wheel to the cage wall and while the wheel itself is quiet, the cage rocks when she runs and makes A LOT of noise.
650553
How do you like it for chinchillas? I have three and they need a play area that I can supervise. :)
948389
I'm not sure about chinchillas, it works great for puppies and small dogs. I don't know enough about the behavior characteristics to say it will work. It sets up and folds for storage very easily.
2079927
I just scoop mine out with a broom pan and into the garbage. I have two of these cages and it usually takes me about 30 min. to replace bedding and wipe down the cage.
1860055
I'm not sure what you mean- your chinchillas SHOULD just be running around on the tray. The wire bottom of the cage is only meant to hold up the tray. If your tray is not on top of the wire bottom, you have put it together slightly wrong. Note that the wire bottom is easily removable (i.e. by tilting up one side and sliding it out), and that the plastic tray fits on top of the wire bottom. So just put the plastic tray on top of the wire bottom and slide BOTH pieces back in with the tray on top. Does that make sense?
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I'm not sure about chinchillas, but my rats seem to have no issues with it. If you check the manufacturer website, they sell different replacement tracks for it too. Some are things like sand paper tracks for nail trimming, which don't have any holes.
1183957
I have heard chinchillas like to chew, so this is probably not the best cage for them. To be honest, although my rats absolutely loooved this cage, they ended up chewing through the base in several places within a couple months, and we had to replace it with an all-metal cage. I bet a chinchilla would do the same.
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i use regular bedding but I do not have a rabbit i have a different pet that uses it.
1183958
If you only have one, it's perfect. There are three floors for him to move in and the running wheel for exercise. Our chinchilla has not damaged the cage in any way, but he is also given healthy toys to chew on. I do not use the ramps because I believe that would be a temptation. I have never owned a rat, but with their destructive nature, I would not put them in anything plastic.
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What we use is a plastic bottom{black} that fits the cage which was for a dog, medium to large size. Then I placed a small warm doggie bed about half the size inside. He loves the comfort of both but I think more so the lightly padded bed. good luckJohn G.
2100602
I don't see why not. I don't have a chinchilla but if its not jumpy then yeah. It's not spacious my guinea pig can move a little in it.
1437796
the wires are 1 1/2 inches between them and the floor pan is 1 inch tall. bunny would probably get his bedding outside of this with ease as our kitten has "fun" tossing her litter out of her litter box and flinging it on to the pan and out through the walls. fun! maybe your bunnie will be calmer than a little kitten who doesn't want to go to bed sometimes. hope this helps and good luck with your bunnie.
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It is very nice for our chinchilla. It's roomy and gives her plenty of room to play. It does not have sharp edges that would hurt her. I was very pleased with it.
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You probably could, we never have needed to. I line the bottom with newspaper then keep a mixture of aspen bedding and care fresh ultra in cage. About three inches thick then we put food and water on small half of cage because they potty near their food so we then change out bedding on that side every two weeks and the large side at least every 4 sometimes sooner.