can this cage be used for a guinea pig?
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I wouldn't. The openings are too large and there is a space all the way around the bottom that a guinea pig could escape.
470233
I think the size of grating for the bottom might be too large for guinea pig feet. It would work if you wanted to put a smaller mesh on the bottom.
1362098
It's honestly a little small for a guinea pig. They don't like to climb like rats, so they need more floor space then you would think. There is a chart here that gives recomended sizes http://www.guineapigcages.com/ As for the second part of your question, yes it does fit through doorways. I use this as a temp cage for one guinea pig when they are staying with someone else if I'm traveling.
1465517
For small guinea pigs I think it would be fine and it does not have a bottom, so I had to buy some wire to put under it.
1362096
We use ours for a rabbit. So one guinea pig would probably be ok. We have a Flemming giant rabbit so it won't be long before he outgrows it. It should fit through a doorway since most doorways are are 36 inches.
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No. I use it for rats and I wouldn't even want to put 3 of them in there at a time. Probably just 1 guinea.
2124148
Oh my no. The cage is designed for small hamsters, or rodents of similar size. Guinea pigs need a very large, wire cage, as they grow almost as big as rabbits. The bigger and more complex the cage, the better. Rodents are curious, intelligent animals and need plenty of room and mental stimulation to be happy.
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I would go for the bigger cage with two guinea pigs. The size I have is good for two male rats but they are smaller and less active than pigs!
123853
The mouth would be big enough. The legs are quite a bit smaller. I don't know much about guinea pigs. My ferrets love this thing for napping & playing
659001
I think it is perfect for my 2. They run around like wild men in there. If you have room for it, I would go with the bigger cage. The guinea pigs will be much happier.
414294
Yes. I built my guinea pigs a cage from them. Though it depends on the animal. If it is on the small side, like rats, or is know to easily escape, like ferrets, I recommend placing a grid layer on another grid the shifting it slightly to make the holes smaller then securing them in place. I saw this done for a built ferret cage. But for smaller animals, like mice, gerbils, hamsters, then I think a real cage is best for them.
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No, the spacing is too large for hamsters. Excellent cage for chinchillas, guinea pigs, and adult rats. We use it for a Holland Lop rabbit.
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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.
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Yes, it will definitely fit one guinea pig. If your doorway is 36 inches or bigger, than it will fit in your doorway. What I like about this cage, is that the door is on the bottom and I am able to just leave it open for our rabbit to go in to eat, drink water or use the bathroom in the cage, and come out when ever he pleases.
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Yes, this is definitely big enough for two guinea pigs, I have washed this several times and it has kept its durability.My bunny has become a fat bunny and he still has room in this. Hope this answere's your question.
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This works for Guinea pigs. My guinea pig, however, could use more room now that he's getting bigger. If I could redo it over again I'd get one a little bigger.
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I don't know. I used it for a guinea pig cage. :)Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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No. I use it for guinea pigs, but I think it would be a bit too small for your purposes.