Do you think an English Lop Bunny (9-11 pounds) could fit through those little doors? What about a mini-lop (4-6 pounds)? Or do you think if he didnt fit, could I use a wire cutter to make the doors bigger?
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I don't think their hind legs could fit through the doors. also, English lops do get larger. Up to 20lbs. Beautiful rabbits though and very smart. A Mini lop could make it through the doors. You also don't have to use the center part if you don't want to. The cage is completely convertible with whatever you want to do with it. I currently have guinea pigs in it and I don't use the center part with the doors. If you cut the cage, than you would have to rig it to shut again so the buns cant get out of it, but I suppose you COULD cut it. I would make very sure you file the edges down as they will be extremely sharp though.
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We had a very small loin head and he would jump out. I mean he would clear the top of the panels, he was small only 4 lbs. That was why I got it was to keep him in. We ended up making a top for it with some net to keep him from jumping out.
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There is Velcro to adjust to the size of the bunny. I just got a dwarf and it couldn't fit him. But she's growing and would try again. Note I have two rabbits.
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I wouldn't recommend this for a dwarf. I have a mini lop (averaging 5-10 pounds) and it is just small enough. A dwarf would more likely fit in a guinea pig leash/harness as their weight and build are similar!
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My cat is 13-14 lbs and he fits in there okay. He has misjudged his size and went (poo) outside the box once or twice because he didn't go all the way in and left his back side hanging over. It looks like he might, door hole might be small depending on his girth.
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I think it would work if he's the size of a mini rabbit. My rabbit is maybe 2 lbs and it's perfect for him.
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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.
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Cut a 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" hole in a piece of cardboard and see if he can get through. It might be a tiny bit taller than that, but no wider. The door flap makes the vertical space smaller than it looks. My cat loves it, but she's tiny (7 lbs).
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The opening is approximately 8" by 6" so a small rabbit (the size of a chinchilla would work easily). Hope your bunny enjoys it!
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Keep in mind this was just the bottom to the wire playpen. I do not know how many bunnies could fit in it. Especially since I have a Havenese Dutch rabbit.
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It's a really small box/house my rabbit only fit in it for a few weeks and out grew it. I got the cage when she was 4 months now she's almost 6 months and she's already outgrowing the cage. This cage itself I believe is meant for dwarf rabbits bc mine is a regular Sized rabbit she won't grow more than what she is now but other than that I loved this cage. I just kind of wished she was small enough to have another rabbit and to have enough space to roam around in the cage
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It doesn't take any real force to open the door. However, I am not familiar with what a dog that size is capable of. Maybe he wouldn't be able to manage going through the opening. I wonder if you might be better off getting the smaller cat door.
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My daughter has a full size dutch rabbit. It would be a tight sqeeze to get two of them in this carrier although I think its possible. I don't feel they would be very comfortable though. We have the cage carrier that's a little larger than this one as well and two could probably fit comfortably in that one though depending on the size of your rabbits.
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I think it would be tight quarters. I have a single silkie chicken in ours (she was being bullied). She is okay to be in there during the day without being let out, but I'm not comfortable with it every single day. When we get her a friend, they will fit fine for sleeping and the occasional day or two that they don't get out, but they will need out most every day. There would be no room for a single bunny to really run and do happy jumps/kicks in this one, but it would be okay for night/occasional day I think. You'd definitely want to use some hardware cloth on the underside or something so they can't dig out. The bottom is not covered.
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I got mine for my pet gecko, it's deceptively tiny. It might be a little cramped for your bunny.
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I got this cage for my bunnies. It is not as large as i hoped but it is a very nice product otherwise. I have large rabbits (about 10+ lbs.) this was purchased so they could run around and eat the grass. They do enjoy going into it but it has to be one at a time because it is not large enough for both of them. Also bunnies like to jump and stand on their hind legs and it does not have a lo of "head" room because it is a triangle. Again the product itself is great and I would recommend it just make sure you have smaller animals that will be using it!
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This would not be a good cage for a hamster. My rabbit (who weighed about 6 pounds), was able to stick her entire nose through the bar. After enough chewing, she was able to make a sizable opening. (one a fancy bear would definitely be able to squeeze through).