I have the booth part designed for a ferret but my rabbit loves it. I want to a new level but was wondering what are the dimensions of the opening?
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The opening is approximately 8" by 6" so a small rabbit (the size of a chinchilla would work easily). Hope your bunny enjoys it!
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The link you posted this question to is for the Mat, which is separate from the cage/gate. You can easily fit 2 Bunnies in the gate though. It is approximately 28" tall, and about 4 feet or more from side to side when it is in a circle. You can order 2 or more and link them together if you need a bigger area. You can also order the mat for it, which you can also use as a cover if they are outside in the Sun at all.
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The openings are about 1 1/2 square inch. This sounds small but juvenile squirrels have NO problem getting through these openings. The cylinder does not hold very much seed so refill time is often....especially when the squirrels get in and eat most of the seed in one sitting. I would not buy this one again.
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hi i love it at this time i have two rabbits in it buts its nicely put together the two sides are 32inch wide by 40 inch long by 32 high and the house is 32inch wide by 32 long by 54 inch high hope this helps jacky
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The opening is 5 and 3/4" inches or 14 cms. However after I put my fish that I had for over 3 years in it, 5 days later they all died. Two goldfish and one molly. I washed it out and put the same water in from the Aquarium in it and they died . Hope that helps
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Yes, it should fit. We had to throw ours away. My daughter's little Dutch rabbit did not go in it, and pretty much chewed it on one side and in the middle. It does not look easy to chew, but he was successful.
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No it's barely enough room for my mini Rex rabbit. It needs to be twice as deep.
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12" height x 24" diameter since it's an octagon.I bought this for my Prairie Dogs, WHAT A JOKE! I didn't even open the box! It's 12" tall by about 24"diameter. It would probably be fine for hamsters, guinea pigs, or rabbits, but anything that can climb or wants room to run, don't waste your time or $ on this. I returned it, UNOPENED.I wouldn't even put my ferret in something that small. He'd be out of it in about 5 seconds flat and the prairie dogs could probably jump right out.
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The opening is 3 inches wide by 3 3/4 high. I use sun flower bird seed for bait maybe a dog would not go after that. I catch mice, moles and chip monks. I have caught one squirrel in the 5 years I have used the trap.
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The opening is 7-1/2" wide and 8-1/2" high. Our cat is very large (tall and long) and he has no difficulties maneuvering in to, out of, or within the litter enclosure. Hoping that helps you!
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I'm sorry to get back to you so late. never saw this email. This tent is cute but very small. perhaps suitable for a ferret or tiny dog. Was too small for my Miniature Pinscher. Hope this helped you.
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Maybe I missed dims just assumed small animal size would work for rabbit. I threw mine away. Not worth postage to return
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There are two doors one is above the other in the front of the cage. Don't know much about rabbits but I would say they may need a ramp to get into the cage.
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You can contact the company/seller directly to get the exact size of the opening. They are very nice and will respond in a timely manner! I had the larger bowl and my golden/lab mix had no problem. I highly recommend the buddy bowl!
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We use ours for a single rabbit. Given the position of the doors, your best bet for extension would be to remove (or cut the caging wire out of) the triangle shaped end opposite the nesting box. You could then add just about any pen, with a little bending or modification, that had an entry at ground level.
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abotu 1/2 inch i Keep a sugar glider in it she can't get through the bars, you will have no problem if you use it for a ferret...
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It is a little narrow. The measurements are correct, but I wanted the height as a trade off for my rabbit to be able to run from the bottom to the top area.