How big is it? Like with and length? And is this enough for a kinda fat rabbit?
1178238
I just got the urine gaurd. It is taller then ther other gaurd I bought maybe 3 or 4 tall inches and then it has two pieces about 8 to 10 inches long that make the corner. But that is just an estimate I don't have a tape measure
1178239
It is large enough to keep a large rabbit. It could probably hold a medium sized dog.
1178240
The measurements should be in the item description and I don't know offhand but if I were to have seen this cage in person, I would've chosen to buy a larger one instead. My rabbit is fully grown and the cage seems too small. We put the bunny out on a chain so she can stretch out and hop around during the day and put her back in this cage at night. If you do purchase this, be sure to get the urine guard also, otherwise you'll have a mess. Unfortunately I figured that out the hard way.
1178241
As the picture shows it will probably fit 75 percent of each wall, and with rabbits, they urinate like drunk men in an alley, soooo you might want to consider get each wall covered, I did not sooo it was a mess in the uncovered areas, plus make sure to rig the hookups, every is exactly like bugs bunny, they will unhook and cause havoc, dont let the weight fool you
1178242
Its about 5 1/4" tall and one side is just over a foot while the other is just under a foot and a half. I have two rabbits, a cottontail and a fat dutch. So far the only problem I've had with this is it doesn't stay attached to well. My bunnies can easily yank it out of the rings provided if they want. But I find if you bend the connecting part around the corner bar it holds better. So long as the corners meet you won't have to worry about leaks.
1677700
Yes Karin - this would give a 4 lb. rabbit ample room. I purchased this carrier for my 7 lb. 11 oz. dog. He looks tiny in there!
1827779
No its way to small for a rabbit (any rabbit) its more for a hamster or gerbil or small rodents. Its even to small for a guinea pig. If a guinea pig can't fit than a rabbit deffinetly can't of any size. The product description even states "The small size is suitable for hamsters, gerbils, mice and small rats."
2212099
My rabbit which I originally thought was a dwarf was a lop and fully grown I think it is a bit too small. I popped off the front facing plastic fence so it is easier to hop in and out freely. I think if it were increased around 1 ft x 1 ft it would be the perfect amount of space for the rabbit to lay down comfortably in any position resting. So unless you got a dwarf rabbit this would be too restrictive.
1777973
It's big enough for one standard size rabbit, or two small rabbits. If you had one of the tiny breeds, you could maybe squeeze three in there, but they might feel crowded and fight. I have two bantam chickens in mine. It's been in constant use for a year. We set it up on concrete blocks and left one end open to a chicken wire run so they'd have more room. Handled winter weather just fine. We did block the little window on the side during the winter with a piece of cardboard to prevent drafts.
513004
I returned mine it was approx. 42 long and about 20 inches wide. Please read my review. It very dangerous the ramp broke on mine in less then 4 days it is made of very thin wood. My rabbit was not injured she was not at the top at the time. I would not recommend this product to anyone. It is very cute but not safe or sturdy a rabbit could chew through this in very little time. Thankyou
656733
It's very small. We used it to bring our two Guinea Pigs home in but now that they are almost a year old it will only hold one of them. Maybe if the bunny is a baby but it most likely will not fit in it very long as it grows.
1404780
Ity weighs a little more than 8.3 oz and is fairly sturdy. One of my rabbits has been using it for a few years now and it has held up perfectly. If you are going to be using it for a rabbit, make sure it is not made with Microban, as that chemical is toxic if chewed on. Cats do not usually chew on their litter boxes, so it is safe for them.
1332151
The site gives the exact dimensions . It was easy to put together and it is good looking but I found it to be small! My rabbits also chewed right through the side of it! So......,
598150
I used this for my holland lop bunny, he is 3.5lbs. He can't stud up and his litter box just fits in it. But he loves to stay in it one's at the vet or even when I first brought it home and he was exploring it...he feels very comfortable in it...think he feels secure.
353947
The 20" bunny is HUGE! It is 19-20" standing up, about 13" sitting down. But that is not what makes it so HUGE... It's face/head is GINORMOUS - 7" wide by 8" deep (from back of head to tip of nose)! The body is GINORMOUS too - 10" widest part of body by at least a good 8" deep/thick. The ears, arms, & legs/feet are long & floppy so I actually like those parts... but this bunny is way too big for ANYONE, let alone a small child! Such a shame as this is a very soft, cute, floppy bunny with beans...
166090
I have a small lion head lop bunny. He only weighs 2-3 pounds and it fits him well. It is somewhat adjustable. I guess it depends on the size of your bunny.
851405
About an inch, and I use mine as a rabbit pen - my Polish rabbit Fern, who weighs only about 3 lbs, finds this a nice spacious cage.
1477570
My rabbit is about 4 pound and I think this can barely fit her at the moment, if she grows any bigger it will be too small for her
1437798
I actually bought 2 of these for flemish giant bunnies, we put a basic litter box in there and they are working out great. I don't think a rabbit could fit through the bars unless it were very small, they measure 1 1/2 inch apart and the floor pan is 1 inch deep.
630967
It will work but it is made for larger poop like a very big dog. It is the largest pooper scooper I have ever seen. I dont think you really need something so big. But it will work. It is all metal and the teeth in the scoop are close together. So it should work for a rabbit.
598151
It depends on the size of your bunny. I carried a normal sized (10 lb) cat in it with no problems. A smaller animal would have more room and so be more comfortable.