i have a 6lb bunny, would this cage be able to allow her to stretch out and be comfortable?
1672839
I think it comes in 2 sizes, I have the bigger size, and yes there is plenty of room for a 6 lb rabbit to stretch out.
1672840
Probably big enough. However, I really hope you give your bunny space to run outside of the cage. My bunny is litter boxed trained (basically where ever you put their timothy hay, they will pee and poop there.) I used the cage basically as the litter box, by throwing hay in the cage. Left the door down so he could run in and out when needed. If you want to learn more about keeping a bunny in the house, see House Rabbit Society http://rabbit.org/ I think this is the best way to keep a bunny.
1672841
No, I purchased the medium size cage for my dwarf rabbits that weigh approx 2-3lbs. of which this cage is just enough room. I recommend that you purchase the large cage.
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!
1672843
No this cage isn't the right size for a medium or large bunny. As a travel solution, it could do. But in general it would be best to use an exercise pen such as the Precision Pet 30 in. Ultimate ExPen Black Boxed for a permanent house for any size bunny.
1672844
Ours are about 3 pounds & they have plenty of space. A 6 lbs would be pushing it for the smaller cage. What kind of rabbit is it? It it's something as big as a Flemish Giant you would need the bigger cage.
1672845
If your going to have a litter box in the cage id say no. I have a holland lop and it was too small for him im not sure how much he weighes... but if you're not putting anything else but a food bowl and water it should be okay.
1672846
This and a bunny were a christmas present to my neice. Her bunny is about five pounds now and it has plenty of room to stretch the last I saw it.
1164829
I think that they would fit. I have a 8 pound bunny and its to tight for her.
1582357
Yes, there is a Velcro strap that runs around it. I have rabbits that are between 2.5 and 6 lbs with plenty of extra room for larger size. My rabbits are very comfortable in it.
606272
Definitely not. My dog is 7 lbs and it's the perfect size for her to turn around and stretch out but not much larger.
1437801
The Floor pan is about 2 inches off the ground. I don't know what size bunny you have but I have a 14.5lbs 24inches long and the cage is perfect. I don't know if that helps.
166091
There is Velcro to adjust to the size of the bunny. I just got a dwarf and it couldn't fit him. But she's growing and would try again. Note I have two rabbits.
1911987
I have a 3,5lb bunny (Holland Lop) and it fits him. The cord is pretty long, so I guess you could just move the cords through the plastic and it will fit a bigger bunny. The cord though is this, so could not be used for very large bunnies (flemish giant or something like that).
2114057
It would be okay. It's a better fit than most pet store cages, but I would prefer a larger cage.
715006
No. This a a carrier and not a cage. Not only is it too small, but with its closed designed it would be too depressing. Buy an all wire dog crate of appropriate size. Take rabbit out daily.
598151
It depends on the size of your bunny. I carried a normal sized (10 lb) cat in it with no problems. A smaller animal would have more room and so be more comfortable.
498721
I wouldn't recommend this cage. It's for rabbits not guinea pigs. The sides are to high guinea pigs can't reach water bottle. And I have a large male Agouti guinea pig.
1626318
It would not be a comfortable fit. I use it for my 6-pounder, but my 14-pound dog is not comfortable in it.
623977
I have a five pound bunny and she can just fit so I would have to say NO your Pom would be squashed sorry to say
950117
I got the small size for my rat terrier, and it's easily roomy enough for her (she weighs about 12 lbs). I'm not sure how much room a rabbit needs, though. It would be pretty dark for a cage since the only opening/window is in the door.
77753
I think that would be a comfortable size. I purchased mine as emergency cages for an African Grey & an Indian Ringneck (separately) and am confident they would be comfortable in it for at least that long. Bar spacing should be fine for your green cheek, too.
1172345
This would not be a good cage for a hamster. My rabbit (who weighed about 6 pounds), was able to stick her entire nose through the bar. After enough chewing, she was able to make a sizable opening. (one a fancy bear would definitely be able to squeeze through).
2156981
I would say, probably not. I use it for my single rat, and it is perfect for him. I can't imagine something bigger being happy in it. It is a good cage, but it is my personal opinion that it would be too small; unless it is exercised frequently.