is it big enough fro guinea pigs
471935
Good question, because the illustration on the cardboard certainly looks like a guinea pig to me (unless its an abnormally large hamster). But now that I've got this Kaytee ball, I realize that I could never force Sparky (my G.P.) to be incarcerated in this thing for even a few seconds. He'd never forgive me! That's the long answer. The shorter one is: this ball is way too small for guinea pigs--except, perhaps. new-borns, or those less than a month old. I'm returning the darn thing unused. (Kaytee should be ashamed of itself for misleading the buyer with that illustration on the box.)
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i got this for my guinea pigs and it works just fine. if you only buy one its pretty small, i read all the measurements before hand as not to make a mistake and i purchased 2 of them. they link together very easily. and they have enough space to run around and play with their toys. i always make sure to squeeze the hooks closed when i put them in so they wont get out. its basically all about the owner responsibility. i read some bad reviews but it was all about size my friend had purchased some before i did so i know they were sturdy. as long as u get more then one i suggest so your pet will have more room it will be fine. they are also easy to store as they fold up nicely. i got this for my guinea pigs and it works just fine. if you only buy one its pretty small, i read all the measurements before hand as not to make a mistake and i purchased 2 of them. they link together very easily. and they have enough space to run around and play with their toys. i always make sure to squeeze the hooks closed when i put them in so they wont get out. its basically all about the owner responsibility. i read some bad reviews but it was all about size my friend had purchased some before i did so i know they were sturdy. as long as u get more then one i suggest so your pet... » Read More i got this for my guinea pigs and it works just fine. if you only buy one its pretty small, i read all the measurements before hand as not to make a mistake and i purchased 2 of them. they link together very easily. and they have enough space to run around and play with their toys. i always make sure to squeeze the hooks closed when i put them in so they wont get out. its basically all about the owner responsibility. i read some bad reviews but it was all about size my friend had purchased some before i did so i know they were sturdy. as long as u get more then one i suggest so your pet will have more room it will be fine. they are also easy to store as they fold up nicely. « Show Less
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It definitely can contain a Guinea Pig's ferocity. ;-) You can't pick the cage up from the top half. The latches keep the wired top in place but aren't strong enough to secure the bottom part if you lift it. I pick it up from the bottom or slide it around. It's very easy to clean. Lift off the top half to dump, clean and add new bedding.
873750
My guinea pig is 2 and she is a little chubby, but I bet y0u could put two smaller pigs in it.
2124148
Oh my no. The cage is designed for small hamsters, or rodents of similar size. Guinea pigs need a very large, wire cage, as they grow almost as big as rabbits. The bigger and more complex the cage, the better. Rodents are curious, intelligent animals and need plenty of room and mental stimulation to be happy.
1827781
No it's way too small. It cannot even fit our guinea pig comfortably in this.
2234168
With two guinea pigs you need a large cage for their own safety and health. And I wouldn't recommend a cage with this kind of height because they may fall and hurt themselves. You can buy two small cages specific for guinea pigs (~30 inch by ~15) and separate them, and the smaller sizes will be easier to clean. But two guinea pigs need a space of at least 10 square feet if kept together
2080356
I think it would be too big for a hamster unless it was a pretty big hamster. It is relatively small, but I don't believe it is that small! May a guinea pig size...
126822
Its not big enough, this is for a hamster. Even if it was big enough, guinea pigs should not use exercise balls, it is very bad for their sensitive spines. No joke, google it.
659000
yeah the xl may be a little to large - my friends has guinea pigs and I can't picture them in something this large I almost could see them squeezing though the slats to be honest Im not sure they could do that but its pretty big
1924085
Its large. I have 2 guinea pigs in mine and they have plenty of room. Your hamster might get lost in it!! Lol.
1362095
Plenty large for one guinea pig (at one point we even had two) and yes, it fits in doorways. You can carry it long ways and it is a 2-part cage.
1274336
Large is enough for two full grown guinea pigs assuming you don't put too much stuff in the cage
1362096
We use ours for a rabbit. So one guinea pig would probably be ok. We have a Flemming giant rabbit so it won't be long before he outgrows it. It should fit through a doorway since most doorways are are 36 inches.
1015615
I believe so, it is really small, but I think it would be fine for a guinea pig.
634994
It would be a tight fit. I have two meduim guineas and its tight for them. I would recommend something a tad bigger.
2160258
Too small for 2 rabbits. I have 2 guinea pigs, and it is ample, but even a little too small for the 2 of them.