Do you think an English Lop Bunny (9-11 pounds) could fit through those little doors? What about a mini-lop (4-6 pounds)? Or do you think if he didnt fit, could I use a wire cutter to make the doors bigger? Do you think an English Lop Bunny (9-11 pounds) could fit through those little doors? What about a mini-lop (4-6 pounds)? Or do you think if he didnt fit, could I use a wire cutter to make the... » Read More Do you think an English Lop Bunny (9-11 pounds) could fit through those little doors? What about a mini-lop (4-6 pounds)? Or do you think if he didnt fit, could I use a wire cutter to make the doors bigger? « Show Less
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I don't think their hind legs could fit through the doors. also, English lops do get larger. Up to 20lbs. Beautiful rabbits though and very smart. A Mini lop could make it through the doors. You also don't have to use the center part if you don't want to. The cage is completely convertible with whatever you want to do with it. I currently have guinea pigs in it and I don't use the center part with the doors. If you cut the cage, than you would have to rig it to shut again so the buns cant get out of it, but I suppose you COULD cut it. I would make very sure you file the edges down as they will be extremely sharp though. I don't think their hind legs could fit through the doors. also, English lops do get larger. Up to 20lbs. Beautiful rabbits though and very smart. A Mini lop could make it through the doors. You also don't have to use the center part if you don't want to. The cage is completely convertible with whatever you want to do with it. I currently have guinea pigs in it and I don't use the center part with the doors. If you cut the cage, than you would have to rig it to shut again so the buns cant get out of it, but I suppose you COULD cut it. I would make very sure you file the edges... » Read More I don't think their hind legs could fit through the doors. also, English lops do get larger. Up to 20lbs. Beautiful rabbits though and very smart. A Mini lop could make it through the doors. You also don't have to use the center part if you don't want to. The cage is completely convertible with whatever you want to do with it. I currently have guinea pigs in it and I don't use the center part with the doors. If you cut the cage, than you would have to rig it to shut again so the buns cant get out of it, but I suppose you COULD cut it. I would make very sure you file the edges down as they will be extremely sharp though. « Show Less
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It is a good size, but still too small for a large mature cat. Rabbits come in all sizes, so I would say for a large rabbit no. However, for a small to medium sized rabbit yes. Do not forget to take off the door. This is just my opinion. Hope this helps. Best, Tom
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I think it would be tight quarters. I have a single silkie chicken in ours (she was being bullied). She is okay to be in there during the day without being let out, but I'm not comfortable with it every single day. When we get her a friend, they will fit fine for sleeping and the occasional day or two that they don't get out, but they will need out most every day. There would be no room for a single bunny to really run and do happy jumps/kicks in this one, but it would be okay for night/occasional day I think. You'd definitely want to use some hardware cloth on the underside or something so they can't dig out. The bottom is not covered.
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I don't think it would. I have an American Fuzzy Lop and she's tiny, only about 2 pounds. She just fits through it.
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Weight is not the factor here; girth is. The door is seven inches by seven inches. Get a cardboard box big enough for your cat and cut a seven by seven inch hole in one end. If he can (easily) get out, you may have a winner. You could do the same with a "pet carrier" by duck taping a heavy piece of cardboard over the door with a seven by seven inch hole in. My guess; you need to move up to doggie doors.
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We had a mini lop and I feel personally that it would be a little to small. We have the large size cage for the rabbit we have now and she is comfortable
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Yes, they should be able to. We have a Netherland Dwarf rabbit that goes in there and he's bigger than any guinea pig that I've ever seen.
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I think you would need a bigger size. I have a 7ish lb pom.. So yours seems to be way bigger. I would not tecommend this size. My dog fitz in there and have enough room to send up or stratch our, but no more. Gett a bigger one.
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I am going to say no. I have a medium size cat and its a bit tight. Probably should go to the next size for a dog. That said these are very nice doors and are fairly sturdy.
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I am not familiar with bunnies, or its sizes. This is quit a small carrier in regard to its heigh. I bought one for my 8 pound pomeranian about four months ago which I couldn't use at all. I don't recommend it.
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My bunnie weighs about 5lbs full grown and it's perfect for him. He hops up there and turns around, takes care of business and hops off! I even bought one for my house inside because he runs free most of the time. I would recommend the larger size so they can grown into it. A folder papertowl fits perfectly into the bottom and it's a breeze to clean up.
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I have two small rabbits, one about 4lbs and the other between 4 and 5 lbs and they work great. It is easier if you have two people but I have done it by myself.
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My rabbit is about 4 pound and I think this can barely fit her at the moment, if she grows any bigger it will be too small for her
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We have one very large French Lop living like a king in this house. Not sure how large your rabbits are but I could see 2 his size living comfortably. We have his food on one side near the walkway upstairs, and his litter box is on the 1st level, directly under the 2nd level.
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Keep in mind this was just the bottom to the wire playpen. I do not know how many bunnies could fit in it. Especially since I have a Havenese Dutch rabbit.
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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.
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I would not suggest for a bunny the floor pan does not have any depth. Depending on the size or your bunny they may get stuck.i would be concerned about the holes along the bottom not so much the walls. There are some pictures posted take a look you can see the bigger holes a long the bottom and some show the bottom pan