which way does the door open? if you leave it open, can a rabbit get in/out?
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The door opens down and outward. My elder bun can hop over it to get back into his cage, but he has trouble getting out. A younger and healthier bunny would have no problem. There is also a door on the top, which opens upward. An intrepid rabbit might try to jump out of there, but probably not.
1452216
It opens downward my rabbit has no problem jumping over it to go in and out.
230201
Hello, I have two rabbits and they cannot jump over this gate, it gives you the option to connect to their cage however I don't use it so I wouldn't be able to give feedback on how well that works (i never tried hooking it up) I only use the gate for play time or while I clean their living space not sure a small rabbit could squeeze through underneath it comes with the blue vinyl that keeps them from digging through underneath but since I've had this gate neither of my rabbits have tried squeezing through it but again they are only there for short periods of time and I am usually with them when they are in their playpen. Hope it helps. Hello, I have two rabbits and they cannot jump over this gate, it gives you the option to connect to their cage however I don't use it so I wouldn't be able to give feedback on how well that works (i never tried hooking it up) I only use the gate for play time or while I clean their living space not sure a small rabbit could squeeze through underneath it comes with the blue vinyl that keeps them from digging through underneath but since I've had this gate neither of my rabbits have tried squeezing through it but again they are only there for short periods of time and I am usually with them... » Read More Hello, I have two rabbits and they cannot jump over this gate, it gives you the option to connect to their cage however I don't use it so I wouldn't be able to give feedback on how well that works (i never tried hooking it up) I only use the gate for play time or while I clean their living space not sure a small rabbit could squeeze through underneath it comes with the blue vinyl that keeps them from digging through underneath but since I've had this gate neither of my rabbits have tried squeezing through it but again they are only there for short periods of time and I am usually with them when they are in their playpen. Hope it helps. « Show Less
1929552
your cat will be able to go out but will not be able to get back in.We use a magnet on the outside of the door to check that it works as it will click to unlock it.
780262
Yes the door will swing both ways. It has locking tabs on both bottom corners to lock it. when unlocked it swings either direction and has a magnet in the frame and door that will hold it shut but the pet can easily open from either side.
113894
I'm sorry. I meant to respond to you sooner. Yes you can leave the door open but you may have to squeeze by unless the door opens all the way back. My cat loved this thing and it's very neat and strong. It doesn't take up as much room as the towers that set up in corners. I got the bigger one, put towels on the floor of each level, and sprinkled a little catnip on each floor to get my cat to explore it. I think it's a great invention. I hope this helps.
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I have released out both ends. I find turn in the cage away from me then opens in the main trapdoor is eassist. It also keeps the solid door between your hand and the creature. Otherwise pull the pin on the back side and slide it out the back side then can open when pressed out.
397223
It is an opening, no door. I have 2 and both of my cats use them with no problems.
1172166
There are multiple doors but there's one on the bottom level in the center. It might be kind of steep for them but my ferret was able to scamper in and out of it even with her bum leg.
493223
The door (singular) stays closed when you lock it in place. It stays open on its own unless your bird purposefully or accidentally closes it (which they can do without too much effort). The door does not lock open.
1158920
The door at the front of the feeder will open with a slight touch. My dog uses her nose to push it back so she can eat or you can also wire it or adjust it so that it will stay open and as long as there is food in it the dog will be able to feed as it will shift downward.
1342225
Yes, you can walk through the door. it is not connected on the top like some are with just a "doggie door" in it.
1172162
There are two doors one on the upper levels and one beneath it. So I believe that you can leave it open and they should be able to get in and out
2096173
You could put a small litter box (12x12 inch max) in there but it would be crowded. Also, the wire mesh floor fits into the black pan. Which slides into two rails under the cage. So if you don't use the wire mesh/pan, you won't have a floor and the rabbits can get out. We have two large Californian rabbits in ours, which is pretty crowded. But the door is open and they roam freely during the day. They are put in at night and we have had no problems.
710749
It can be left open. My dog would nudge it open. To close the gate, you have to latch it. It's very easy to open and close.
1366807
the door is 6 1/2" wide by 10" high. I have two bunnies and one is large and she has no problem going in or out. The house is surprisingly well made for the cost. I like it and so do my bunnies
1028074
You can set it up to open left or right. I prefer it open inward to dog area to keep them from running out
70926
The opening/offset is in the middle of one half of the width and can be reversed to use on either side depending on which door you use most. It opens and closes easily for us and the dog too. We love it!