My son has two guinea pigs, do you think this would work for them? Also, does it have a bottom it doesn't look like it in the picture....
1465514
I have not had guinea pigs, so I am not sure of their size. But we have a large rabbit and the size is great for her. It does not have a bottom. Overall we like it, the wire is a little flimsy and our rabbit does chew on it. For the money we are happy with it.
1465515
No bottom and slick plastic (pullout drawer) floor up top. I would not use it for a guinea pig.
1465516
It does not have a bottom to it. I have a rabbit in mine and use wire and hay for the bottom. I have mine outside and I'm happy with mine, I think it would work for guinea pig but you would have to come up with a bottom to it.
1465517
For small guinea pigs I think it would be fine and it does not have a bottom, so I had to buy some wire to put under it.
1465518
Plenty of room for guinea pigs, I have two rabbits in it and they are comfortable. Although, they did manage to escape by digging out through the bottom before we thought to put down a barrier, no worries, we found them quickly. I will tell you they managed to chew through the "trap door" that separates the levels, so we just removed it completely.
1465519
the bottom is open so you can have it on grass. I have one rabbit in it so it could work for the guinea pigs. if you keep it outdoors make sure you secure it and put chickenwire underneath so nothing can dig in or out.
1465520
I think it would work for Guinea pigs. They may chew on the wood a little, my rabbits chew a little. It does not have a bottom. It does look just like the picture.
1767889
No it does not. With the size of the cage, most guinea pig sized huts will not really fit in it. We got a shelf for ours so he could either go under for protection or jump on top for fun.
1078174
It does not have a bottom. Not sure how to keep out tunneling critters! We haven't had trouble with ours so far though. We've had it almost a year.
1229454
My cage is the same size as yours, and we have one hide-out and two guinea pigs. We also have a log tunnel and a feeder. They have plenty of room to play. However, they don't use it in the position pictured. They like it clipped to the cage, and turned like another hideout. It comes with a clip so they can't move it around the cage. Also, the one they sent is beige, not black as shown in the picture.
809528
The bottom is a glass fish tank, i have one rat currently and she is getting so big I almost want to buy her a new cage already, i do not think it would be large enough for two guinea pigs
615102
No, in my opinion, it would not be suitable for a Guinea Pig. Yes, they could easily chew their way right out if carrier. Especially where the side netting is attached to the carrier.
615105
Yes, it would work for guinea pigs. There is nothing but the tag on the inside. Depending on the size of your guinea pigs, you could actually fit several. My guess would be at least 4. It even has loops where you can put the seat belts in for the car. Very well made and thought out. Hope this helps.
1362098
It's honestly a little small for a guinea pig. They don't like to climb like rats, so they need more floor space then you would think. There is a chart here that gives recomended sizes http://www.guineapigcages.com/ As for the second part of your question, yes it does fit through doorways. I use this as a temp cage for one guinea pig when they are staying with someone else if I'm traveling.
112174
I had hampsters when I was little but no guinea pigs so I don't know what's best for them....this product is made out of stuff like a stuffed animal...so if thats safe for guinea pigs then I'd think this would be fine...I'd think it be fun to crawl and hide in Im just not sure if they would shred it on you..
398933
Honestly, I would not use it for a guinea pig. It's a big cage, so I get why you would want to, but this cage is not meant for modifications. I love the cage, but I have found it pretty difficult to make minor modifications for my bunny.
1666479
This would be big enough for 2 guinea pigs but keep in mind that guinea pigs don't like to climb. You're better off getting something without different levels since they would be happier and the cage would probably be cheaper.
1029731
I dont think so, but u can try potty train your guinea pigs and see if he wanna use it
1766750
We have a guinea pig in their own standard and one in a large one. they have a pretty good area to play. We take them out during the day for floor time for exercise and play. We love the habitats for our little guys.
945410
Gerbils are small, this is a large size. I use it for my male guinea pug as a hutch. He us a larger male and when i put it in a U shape he fits in it. I think you would need a smaller size to use for gerbils.
1029729
i'm trying to use the small one for my guinea pig now, shes just starting to use it some of the time. it might be taking longer because she is already two years old and is used to using her whole cage as a litter box.
150317
It really is rather large - I doubt that it would even fit in their cage. My Guinea Pigs are all full grown and when one of them curls up, it takes up the entire bed. They all weigh around 2# and a Dwarf Hamster fits in the palm of your hand. It wouldn't give them the comfort they're looking for.
470233
I think the size of grating for the bottom might be too large for guinea pig feet. It would work if you wanted to put a smaller mesh on the bottom.