How far are the bar spacing? I have a mother Guinea Pig with babies. I don't want the babies to get stuck between the bars.
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The vertical bars are spaced 1" apart from each other. We had a family of GPs, with newborn babies, in ours with no problem. If you are concerned, you could buy a sheet of corrugated plastic from Tap Plastic and make a baffle to fit around the inside of the pen.
1970804
I didnt have that problem with any of my 4 pigs, they just jumped in them. Have you tried placing a treat in there or maybe sitting with her while she/he is in it? Good luck, I think once she/he figures it out they will enjoy it.
2061485
Hi, the spacing is half inch between bars. I measured my cage my hamster is in and it also has half inch spacing. I've had my rats in it since they were very young and no where near full grown so I would say it should be fine. Have a great day.
189502
I am uncertain- the bars are spaced about 1/2", so if he pushed really a hard, a small hamster might squeeze out...
1116001
The bars are close together so they should not be able to get out. However, I would recommend using zip type fasteners on the corners (where the sides join) for stabilization and to keep the distance small between the corners.
2125554
The bar spacing is about 1 and 1/2 inches. Wow, and I thought travelling with a dog and two cats was a challenge! Good luck.
892277
The wire spacing is enough for a hamster to escape. I've seen my piggies pushing their noses and paws through to get at treats or when I show up. Plus with the size of the cage it is massive compared to the hammie.
1403677
The bar spacing is too wide for a hamster. It will be able to squeeze through. It works for larger critters, like a guinea pig.
1835700
Should work fine. The bars are close together, so they should not be able to get their little paws stuck between the bars.
1963866
Answer below is accurate; cage would work well for a guinea pig or small rabbit, but definitely not for a hamster or other small rodent. They could squeeze out or get stuck between the bars.
464297
The bars are a little less then 4 inches apart. They said on the install directions if you are installing more then one (like we had to) to make sure they were no more then 4 " apart. We have had no problems and I would feel safe letting a toddler play in the room they are installed in.
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no the bars are not very far apart. I have used it many time for my foster kittens although for very small kittens or older cats you might want to get the ramp kit so they can get to the other levels
858559
If your rats were large, it shouldn't be a problem, but the spacing of the bars is a little too big for little patties!
25330
I believe they are about 1/2 inch apart. (We no longer have this pet or I'd measure for you, sorry. My adult finger did not fit between the bars.)
1860452
This would be perfect! I used this with my puppy when he was very young so he didn't get into too much and it was great. It would be very spacious for two guinea pigs. Hope this helps!
1524344
Good morning, The space between the bars is 2 5/8". A small cat could get thru without any problems. I have in the past woven son cloth from side to side and that worked great.I hope this helps. Michael Hutchings
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no, the bars are 2 inchs width apart & 3inchs rectangle shape height. When I first put my Chihuahua in this she was 2.2 lbs and she never could think about getting out between the bars.She is now 4.5 lbs at 5 months and she still cant get out. Hope this helps ease your mind.