Would I be able to put a water bottle for my rabbit?'
263557
I would say that yes you should provided that it (the water bottle) has hooks or something to hold it in place. Hope that helps
263558
It doesn't come with a hook to hang a water bottle, but if you have the means to attach the water bottle, the crate will accommodate it. I don't think it will pose any problems for you.
851652
cannot help you there all I know is this jacket is not worth it . Rabbits dont appreciate being strapped up. my recommendation is to give the rabbit space to run.
1690393
Another thing, just make sure the bottle can be hung from your cage, and the wire is strong enough to hold the filled bottle. There is a metal apparatus that holds the bottle outside of the cage. It is held on with two screws and nuts. The nossle of the bottle must fit throgh the wire of your cage also. Many pet shops sell these, they can help you, however their prices are usually higher than amazon. Get the model number you want, they are all different as far as the nossels. Good Luck.
229068
I tried to put it in a plastic water bottle that would have about the same size opening and couldn't make it happen. Hope that helps!
1576022
I'm not sure if it would work. Try it and find out. If not, they sell portable water bottles with an attached trough at pet store. I had one and the dog used it when we were out with no problem.
593184
of course! i really love it, but i use the bag for my pet rabbit. sounds like ya babe is small enlightenment nd you should be fine. plenty of room to move around, the only issue i have is the front doesn't unzip all the way open, so uneasy for buns to come nd go as she pleases, but not that big of an issue, i think you will love the bag, nd it's nice and spacious!!
473139
I don't see why not. My only concern would be that you would have to be careful what you used to attach the cage to the pen since rabbits are known to chew all kinds of things. You would not want to use wire ties or anything else like that which the bunnies could get lodged in their throats or their tummies. Better safe than sorry!
1277861
The hooks on either side could be used inside a cage too. I don't know how successful that would be with a rabbit bumping it and playing with it though. I cut holes and hung mine on the outside. Refilling is also easier from the outside. This is a nice, sturdy container, better than some I've seen.
459387
There is a slight space between the tray and the cage where my chinchilla managed to keep escaping. I think with a rabbit and its size that you might be okay.
715007
I don't know a rabbit's habits or needs but I don't think that any medium sized animal would be comfortable in this for a few days. It's roomy for a medium animal for a trip to the vet or other short/medium road trip, but I think a day is about it. It's roomy enough to lay down and turn around, but not much more than that.
964734
I don't see any reason that they couldn't. The bottles are 32oz, so if you just have a couple of mice it would be a lot of water? But if you had a lot of mice, or were going away for awhile, it would be great.
1097586
Not sure what you are asking. They are made for positive water. The rabbit has to press onthe end to get water. Hope that helps.
223766
It doesn't have a ring for the bottle. If your bottle can attach to a strap, you could.
483785
I think you would have to rig your own system to hang a water bottle where the hamster could reach it. We also returned the cage as the dwarf hamster could slide open the door, and cage was also too small for him. We have stopped using water bottles because even the expensive glass and metal bottles (with ball bearings in the drinking tube) get stuck once in a while and the hamster goes without water until we notice the water level isn't dropping. We use small ceramic water bowls and change water daily to make sure he gets water. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
436334
No it's barely enough room for my mini Rex rabbit. It needs to be twice as deep.
1437798
I actually bought 2 of these for flemish giant bunnies, we put a basic litter box in there and they are working out great. I don't think a rabbit could fit through the bars unless it were very small, they measure 1 1/2 inch apart and the floor pan is 1 inch deep.
1033105
Probably but I think I would just get one made specifically for a cat or a dog. I'm regretting buying this for my rabbit as the rabbit is now too big for it and the tray is too thin and needs to be cleaned every other day or there's a giant mess. I recommend a litter box of you do buy this cage.