Do you think a 5 pound and a 8 pound bunny could live in this easily?
1035503
No, I bought this for my tortoise. they would fit in it, but not enough room to move aroundin. you would need 1 for ea. bunny.
1035504
I think it would be tight if they live in it without having other excercise areas. I have one Banty chicken and it fits her well.
1035505
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.
1035506
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
1035507
I am not sure. It is a fairly sturdy hutch, but my 2 chicks got too large for it very quickly. The covered area wasn't large enough for both to sleep in. If you do buy it, consider replacing the plastic knob that "latches" the door from the outside. An animal ripped it off and killed one of our chickens!
1035508
This hutch is too small for 2 rabbits to live in. We use it for an outside exercise area for a rabbit for a day. We rotate who gets to play in it. The rabbits live in a larger hutch.
1035509
No--one or the other could, but not both. It's small. I'd also not trust it as an unsupervised outdoor pen--it's not secure against predators or against digging bunnies.
502816
Only if it was not their main living area ... I think it's too small for one rabbit.
1034913
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
414298
Depends on what animal? Look on Pinterest at "bunny condos" and these have done well as enclosures for bunnies, many websites recommend them. Though with zip ties as well.
1672842
I'm not sure how much my bunny weighs. Maybe about the same? She's about 8 months old and this cage is pretty small. She stretches out like a dog sometimes from not having room to move around much. If I were to see this in the store, I would've tried to find a bigger one. I guess that's where paying attention to measurements would've come in handy!
707073
I'd be concerned with their little paws. You'd have to line the shelves. Also, the height in case they fell off the top shelf by accident at such a young age. That would be a concern. It works great for my rabbit.
922351
You would need one per bunny (if they are mini) as it is small. I had a rabbit (average size)when I was younger and it would not have been large enough for him to fit in.
542981
I wouldn't. Even though it's supposed to be an extra large cage, I feel it's too small for one medium rabbit.
2228823
We have 2 rabbits in our hutch and it is fine. I think you could have 3 and be ok too. This is a really nice quality hutch. We bought another one that looked similar but was so not nearly as well put together. Good luck!
1777977
It would be good for a couple full grown bunnies. I dont raise bunnies, but I think it would work well for them. Ours hasnt lasted very long. Its been about a year since we bought it and its falling apart. I wold suggest cover to keep it from rotting and wearing so quickly. Its nothing solid, but works in a pinch. We needed it to raise 35 baby chics.
858089
I think it would be fine. Mine are 4 pounds and 3. They have plenty of room to move around
1489642
Yes. Our rabbit is about that size or more. for a brief amount of time it would be great.
65747
It might be, but a better one would be perhaps a rabbit hutch (new if you can afford it, used if you can't, or homemade, and with a solid rather than mesh floor) so that they would be above ground. There's plenty of room inside this, but not a good way to allow access and too much wasted space unless you put tiers inside it. Better for cats than rabbits, anyway -- rabbits should *not* be kept outside!!!
1766749
Personally I think this would be fine for a nighttime cage, provided that your bunny will have lots of free time to hop/play during the day. This is great to contain a bunny, it just won't give them any room to exercise and play.
789661
I think so. Mine is a 7 lb. chihuaha and there's plenty of room in there. If they lay together I don;t see a problem.
1000935
It is quite roomy, but I would only keep one inside. Also- be careful with the wooden cages.. your bunny will chew on it.
502814
If they are small it would be fine. it would be ok for 2 med rabbits if you took them out and exercise them.