Would this work for rabbits? Or are the spaces between the bars too big?
459384
if they are the dwarf rabits- yes. but for the ragular size rabbits- no, they need more open space to move around. its more for the smaller animals or for the dwarf bunnies.
459385
Yes they would be alright for rabbits . the space between the bars are an inch apart.
459386
No. Not even dwarfs. Rabbits shouldn't use those types of ramps because their toe nails can get stuck. The best cage for rabbits is actually a playpen with tall walls.Something like this:Kaytee Pet-N-Playpen for Rabbit, Guinea Pig and Ferret
459387
There is a slight space between the tray and the cage where my chinchilla managed to keep escaping. I think with a rabbit and its size that you might be okay.
1830985
It's about an inch between the bars. DO NOT buy this for any size hamsters. Hamsters can squeeze into spaces the size of their skull, which is why this is meant for guineas and rabbits. My hamster escaped this and he's a huge Syrian fancy bear hamster. Petco and petsmart sell rat cages that are almost the size of this with smaller bar spacing. I bought that for my hammy and it works perfectly. Good luck!
1759634
I would say the space between bars is an inch and half. I don't think a rat would fit.
162628
It works well for our guniea pig in a large cage but not sure about rabbit size
1214867
The gaps are about 1.5 in, but at the bottom they are about 2 in. You might need to block it up a bit, depending on the size of the rabbit...
1777973
It's big enough for one standard size rabbit, or two small rabbits. If you had one of the tiny breeds, you could maybe squeeze three in there, but they might feel crowded and fight. I have two bantam chickens in mine. It's been in constant use for a year. We set it up on concrete blocks and left one end open to a chicken wire run so they'd have more room. Handled winter weather just fine. We did block the little window on the side during the winter with a piece of cardboard to prevent drafts.
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Hello,The space between the wires are 1 1/2 inches apart. So I am certain your rabbit would not get through. Thank you.
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No. It's a decent size compared to other pet store cages, but is still much too small for two medium sized rabbits. I have two rabbits and actually bought two of these cages, knocked out a wall in each, and combined them to form one long cage.
1924084
This is a very large cage. A hamster would be able to escape through the widely spaces bars. I'd look for something smaller with a tighter grid :)
361736
It depends. It could be permanent housing. I'm not sure about your rabbit, but mine is pretty clever. He finds ways to push the bars around so I don't like to leave him unsupervised in it for more than a few hours. Whenever I'm home he is in the playpen, but when I leave I put him in his regular cage just to be safe.
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By that, do you mean IS there a bottom? It's open- bottomed, so they can access the grass. Mine are indoors, so I bought a replacement dog kennel tray for under them. Cleaning isn't the easiest thing ever. Also, the hutches are a bit small. My rabbits have one each, and they spend a lot of the time during the day freely running around the room. I wouldn't recommend this as the sole living space for a rabbit.
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The individual bar spacing is very narrow. You could fit your finger through the space, but that's about it. Our bunny did try to dig underneath, but the bars had no problem keeping him in otherwise.
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Definitely, and yes. It is the perfect size for our 2 chickens. I've never seen a rabbit bigger than 2 chickens. When assembling simply leave out the perch and divider. Should be super fur a rabbit!
2104477
The bars are very narrowly spaced. We just got two baby rats after one of our girls died (we now have four females in the cage), and there is no way they can get skinny enough to squeeze through. The space between the bars is probably about 3/8 inch. The cage is very well designed and won't pinch them anywhere either (like in the door). We have been very happy with this cage!
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.
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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.
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A pair of rats would do wonderfully in here. I've used one of these for several years. The only thing I'd warn about is very small rats can squeeze through the bars. The spacing is about 7/8". There is a Kaytee brand cage with the same dimensions but narrower bars if you have a small rat. Normal adult rats should be fine, I just happened to have an extra small girl who liked to wander.