Can it be used for a chinchilla?
1107946
I am really not sure. I have never owned a Chinchilla. I bought it for my Rat :)
1107947
I've never owned a chinchilla but judging by their size I think it would work for one
945412
Unsure about gerbils specifically. Purchased for my chinchilla and she loved it! No apparent harm experienced.
910196
I think this could work for rats as well, especially if your rats are used to chewing on those colored blocks or wooden sticks. Sizing wise, it can be compared to a tennis ball, so it would be too big for mice and depending on the size of your rats can either be a little too big or just right (as it is for my chinchilla). It is a very unique chew toy, so if you wanted to give rats a new experience, it's worth a try for the price.
91415
I don't think so. It is designed for the Parrot. It would be an expensive experiment.
554728
No, she she shouldn't be able to fit through the bars...I have Degus in my 3 cages and they're smaller than chinchillas. However, I would look for a cage that is taller...chinchillas love to jump and climb. I feel that this wouldn't give her the space she would need. It's a great cage, but I feel that it's more suited for smaller animals...Degus, gerbils, rats...those types. Hope this helps!
1292
I think it would looking at the sugar glider. As for it's safety I can not give any opinion. As with any animal things can happen. It has worked for my son's Chinchilla he has had since it was a baby. Mine is not comfortable getting on one yet. I got her from a breeder and she has never been on one. She only sits on it.
182524
I'm not sure, I bought this same cage for my chinchilla and he absolutely loves it!
650553
How do you like it for chinchillas? I have three and they need a play area that I can supervise. :)
1870116
It is very nice for our chinchilla. It's roomy and gives her plenty of room to play. It does not have sharp edges that would hurt her. I was very pleased with it.
1892362
I bought it for my daughters chinchilla cage because they chewed th plastic one I believe it's welded and I thought it was pretty sturdy. It worked well for chinchillas Hope this helps.
1561772
This heating pad will be at 100 degrees F when something is lying on it. So if your chinchilla is always lying on it, the chinchilla (which doesn't like temps over 80 degrees for very long) will overheat. However, the pad doesn't heat the air (only the things in direct contact with it), so if the chinchilla is not lying on it, it won't overheat his cage. He can lie on it when he's cold, and lie next to it when he's not. However, I am not familiar with the particular needs of chinchillas, so I can't validate whether it would be good for them.
1640853
I have one chinchilla in this cage and he loves it. I put fabric over his shelves so they are more comfortable and lots of shavings on the bottom but the spaces are small enough to where his feet won't get caught in them.
870441
For my chinchilla it did. Not sure about rats because they're a little more graceful...but it is metal on metal, so keep that in mind. It will clank.
2245554
I am sorry I do not know for sure, but I do not see why not. It works well for rabbits.
1904023
It works for my Chinchillas. The stairs are metal and the platforms are metal. We took all that out and put wood boards and brackets all around our cage so they can run around more and it really works. No regrets buying this cage 7 months later. Plus there is doors at the top that aren't overly easy to open but you can access them quickly if you need to and the critters hiding at the top.
1489642
Yes. Our rabbit is about that size or more. for a brief amount of time it would be great.
1670843
I've had a chinchilla, I think as long as you made a base for the bottom (I did for our rabbit) it would work.