So the large trays are solid? There are no wire floor above it? I'm asking because the cage we have now has a wire floor with a pull-out tray beneath.
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the plastic slide out tray sits on top of the wire frame cage. The trays are completely solid.
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It has a wire bottom like the rest of the sides and roof. But has two slide trays that can be removed and place back in very easily because of how wide the doors open The smaller tray sits on a bracket rack sort of thing that can be moved around.
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The tray sits on medal bars. If the animal poops on the tray the animal sits in poop. I use litter boxes and it works great. Love this cage.
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There is a little space between the bars and the tray for hanging toys as long as the clip is on the thinner side. The top tray can be removed to make it easier to hang toys. Love this cage it's also easy to clean.
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The wire rack slides easily into the middle position. The solid tray on the bottom does not.
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All of the pans have great structure underneath. My ferrets love their cage. It really is the best investment. I have been through three different multi level cages and none of them compare to this one. . Hope I was helpful. .
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No it's built in to it. My dog tore up anything I put in there with him, so he wouldn't be laying on bars. It's not so much wire, more like thick bars. The same bars throughout the whole cage. I ended up getting this matting stuff from Tractor Supply. It's meant for horse stalls I believe. But it is so heavy duty he couldn't tear it up.
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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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The tray is fine, it is at least even. Our dog east bothered by it, though we did put some blankets and towels to lay on. Its also worth noting that we went through 2 other kennels before this onem our dog could either pick the lock or chew the others open. Its very very sturdy.
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It is wire i dont reccomend the cage, the construction is very poor. The welds holding the bars let loose easily. I woiuldbe afraid a chinchilla would be hurt on this cage.
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We used a mat in both the cages that have wire floors and the ones that were solid floors. They don't last long as the bunnies love to chew on them.
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Not sure because I don't have it anymore but I wouldn't recommend this cage. It's a hassle to clean because there's no door on top, wire is thin/ easily bendable. I've found that MARCHIORO brand are the best cages. Maybe a few more $$ but so worth the lack of effort and aggravation!
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Bottom part (plastic floor, is that what you meant?) just sits on the bottom of the thing on the inside to make a floor as far as I remember. Do you mean the wire thing that looks like it was made out of a coat hanger? That goes inside at the very top of the bag to hold it open and make it sturdy--there is a sleeve it goes inside with a zipper--look inside at the top.
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Yes. The tray comes out easily and the bottom grate is exactly the same as the side of the cage. (Grid pattern and spacing) I find this cage much easier to clean than my old cage.
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You can leave out the wire floor piece without a structural problem. However, the plastic ramp that angles from the shelf to the floor wouldn't work as well (it would be very steep). Depending on the type of pet you have, this doesn't matter (I have a chinchilla and removed the plastic ramps because he kept chewing on them).
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Yes and No. There are hard plastic rollers on the four corners but there's still a lot of metal which touches the floor (especially when the weight of the dog is inside). I have put a sheet directly under the cage to protect the floor. Hope that helps!
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the casters have locks on them-but could be removed to then have metal legs. But, I bought this crate because it is am ideal height to enjoy my rabbit, clean his cage, feed him without looking up or down too much or bend over or reach up too much with the crate just on the floor.. To clean the cage the bottom tray slides out and this is at a pretty good height from the floor, the top which opens up is still not too high to reach to say put hay into it, and the side door is a good level to open to replace water/food or to pet my rabbit. I find that the cages' wheels slide nicely on the floor when I want to move it say to sweep or vacuum under neath it.
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Yes the flooring of the cage is barred. If you didn't screw on the bottom then yeah you could have no bars but I'd question it's structural integrity without a bottom.
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the casters have locks on them-but could be removed to then have metal legs. But, I bought this crate because it is am ideal height to enjoy my rabbit, clean his cage, feed him without looking up or down too much or bend over or reach up too much with the crate just on the floor.. To clean the cage the bottom tray slides out and this is at a pretty good height from the floor, the top which opens up is still not too high to reach to say put hay into it, and the side door is a good level to open to replace water/food or to pet my rabbit. I find that the cages' wheels slide nicely on the floor when I want to move it say to sweep or vacuum under neath it. the casters have locks on them-but could be removed to then have metal legs. But, I bought this crate because it is am ideal height to enjoy my rabbit, clean his cage, feed him without looking up or down too much or bend over or reach up too much with the crate just on the floor.. To clean the cage the bottom tray slides out and this is at a pretty good height from the floor, the top which opens up is still not too high to reach to say put hay into it, and the side door is a good level to open to replace water/food or to pet my rabbit. I find that the cages' wheels slide nicely on the floor... » Read More the casters have locks on them-but could be removed to then have metal legs. But, I bought this crate because it is am ideal height to enjoy my rabbit, clean his cage, feed him without looking up or down too much or bend over or reach up too much with the crate just on the floor.. To clean the cage the bottom tray slides out and this is at a pretty good height from the floor, the top which opens up is still not too high to reach to say put hay into it, and the side door is a good level to open to replace water/food or to pet my rabbit. I find that the cages' wheels slide nicely on the floor when I want to move it say to sweep or vacuum under neath it. « Show Less