Hi, I am looking for an exercise place for my bunnies. They need to climb, go thru holes, and run. W/this work? Jesus Loves YOU!
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I would have to say no to bunnies. The holes are so small that only baby bunnies would likely fit in it. Definitely not an adult bunny. My kitten is 3.8 pounds and 12 weeks old and I wasn't sure he would even fit inside.
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it may very well work, just make sure to keep it against a wall. i had one situation were my cat did a flying leap across the living room, strait for the claw post and it tumbled over. she wasn't hurt or anything, just scared her. If there had been a bunny inside of it at the time, things may have gone differently, especially since bunnies can be prone to being literally scared to death.
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it has holes on two sides as shown in the picture, but no holes on the back side. you may have to take the scratch pole out depending on the bunnies size. there's not enough room in there for my cat unless I take the scratch pole out. I hope that helps!
1950951
It involves the going through holes thing, but I don't think that the bunnies would be capable of using this as a plaything to jump on and off of. It's too high
1950952
This worked good for my cats under 10 lbs so as long as your bunnies huge it will give them a nice place to hide and snuggle.
644255
I have bunnies around my garden but put up a wire rabbit fence and then draped the Dewitt net across the garden and surrounding fence. They have not chewed the net or tried. But with the fence in addition to the net, it's not exactly the same scenario.
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Two bunnies should be happy in this pen. I have two 3 month old dogs in and out of it. They have plenty of room to move around. the bottom mat is separate, but worth the money. It is easily washed. its about 4x4 but flexible as to the shape.I now see it is only the mat. You can find this playpen on Amazon. They fit well together.
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This will work as a play area. Get the mat that fits on top or bottom to protect the lil guy from the Great Escape. Our rabbit jumped right out and took off. The Play Pen is easy for the animals to move, also.
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I'm new to bunnies, so not positive on this one, but in the walled "upstairs room" you see in the picture, there is a plastic (very sturdy) tray that can be slid in and out through a slot in the front, and this tray forms the floor of the room. It is shaped with a shallow depression, which seems like a perfect place for a bed of shavings and private nesting. Haven't gotten the bunnies yet, so can't comment on how they actually respond to it.
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Yes, I have two dwarf rabbits in the one I have. Lots of room for a litter box, play toy box and a house for them to sleep in. And still has room to run and play.
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I don't believe so. Not enough room in the bottom. & I don't think bunnies will go up ladders. Really be No room on the tiers for them. Oh, & no room for a small food dish either
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Since I use bedding, I plan to nail a wood floor panel with metal wheels to the bottom. It will give it extra stability as well as make it easier to move and clean. Maybe add some plastic tarp to avoid the rabbit urine from seeping into the wood.
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We have a lot of rabbits in our area (rural downstate Illinois) and the tree guards work fine. I think you would want to be sure the bottom of the guard is firmly against the soil.
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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.
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The latches aren't very sturdy, so I would suggest you put your own additional latch to make sure your rabbits can't get out. Or better yet, I'd suggest buying a different hutch! I ended up returning mine because it was just plain cheap
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Yes. I left my dwarf and full sized bunnies in their pen all the time. They were not able to jump out of it.
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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
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I haven't tried that with this particular hutch. The rabbit can hop from the closed nest box area to the open area in the cage. Most rabbits could probably hop down, but too high to get back in on their own. A flat board to the open door would probably work, though, if you want to give your rabbit freedom to come and go from the hutch. I have done this in the past with other hutches.
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honestly I have a lot of squirrels in my area and I have yet to see any attempt to climb it. Just make sure to put your posts a little higher up on the pole and they may just be discouraged because it has no where to hang on to.
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A very small rabbit. You want to give your pet space to move around, and this wouldn't be possible with a big rabbit.
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I have mine inside a pen, so she can not only run around in the rabbit hutch, but has more room . I would not leave it in there all day , everyday, make a pen around the outside so it has more room