Would this be good for a hedgehog?
1670782
Absolutely not! This cage is too small for anything other than a Dwarf Hamster or small mice.
1670783
Unless the hedgehog is the size of an albino mouse, then no. The tubes are way too narrow for even a standard sized hamster. I would doubt that any cage specified for a hamster of any size would be too small. You may be better off getting a cage meant for a guinea pig or rabbit, since hedgehogs do tend to continue growing. There are links to make your own cages(which we did for our guinea pigs)on Google. www.guineapigcages.com/howto.htm is the site we used to make our cages. Total cost would run you about $40 and that is for the 4ftx2ft.
1670784
No. this is best for tiny mice or gerbils. I can't believe people use this for hamsters.
1369263
Most likely not. It's too small. Perhaps a dwarf rabbit, but a large single floor pen would be much healthier for a rabbit.
335946
I'm getting it for my hedgehog. It has a lot of space to run around, even if she doesn't end up using the ramp.
1489642
Yes. Our rabbit is about that size or more. for a brief amount of time it would be great.
884652
It should fit a hedgehog. We have a very large guinea pig in ours, but he does not like to move much.
1504829
Depends in the size of your hedgehog. My little guy ended up gaining more weight & couldn't fit the small. But if your hedgie is full grown & still looks small, I'd say go for it.
212241
absolutely! my hamster is a teddy bear and she loves it. it's big enough, but i agree with J. Jameson that it's better if you can add the tubes and stuff. it gives them more room.
2214308
We have had 3 of these cages, perfect for hedgehogs that have lots of space to run aroundplus, we have had little babies all comfortable in these cages until they were old enough to be sepperated :)
539276
I am sorry, but I didn't even get the chance to try, due to not being able to put the frame together enough for the tray to even stay on. Now on the other hand I went to Petsmart and was able to find a "All Living Things LUXURY FERRET CAGE". Although it says ferret, it can home rats, and chinchillas, so it would most likely be safe for a hedgehog. Here is the URL with the information on it. http://www.petsmart.com/small-pet/cages/all-living-things-small-animal-home-zid36-20362/cat-36-catid 600022;pgid=_P1a0TWIbC5SRpRa3boS3bSj0000rIr8hK-t;sid=SjAjTZ8t8gQmTcuiJkRmSa8nD0x0X3wmFpZc07hI?var_id=36-20362&_t=pfm%3Dcategory I am very pleased with how easy it was to assemble. Best of luck!
1807909
lol, they might get stuck its a very flimsy clear plastic, ive never had a hedgehog but if its a larger hedge hog you have the possibility of it walking backward and getting some quills caught. my ferret goes backward in this thing all the time.
1833802
if your hedge hog is aas big as a rabbit no problem. I would buy two so that you can always have a clean one ready.
634995
No. I use it for guinea pigs, but I think it would be a bit too small for your purposes.
2107077
It fits a full grown hedgehog with his washcloth sized bedding towel perfectly. I'm not familiar with the size of a dwarf bunny. I wouldn't try to use it for anything larger than an average guinea pig.
792333
It is tall enough for a mouse or hamster. My guinea pig used it until she was 4 months old and then she could undo the sides and get out. My baby rabbit was able to jump it the second time I put him in it. I don't know alot about hedgehogs, but I would think that one could not use it for very long after the baby stage.
1504831
My guess would be that the small would not fit a hedgehog. They make larger sizes. I would call your local pet store and see what size they recommend.
1015615
I believe so, it is really small, but I think it would be fine for a guinea pig.
301780
I'm not sure. But, it's not big enough for a rabbit. It would be good for a hamster or guinea pig.