Can this house Guinea pigs?
486841
You could use this for guinea pigs. There is no floor on the bottom, but we use an old piece of carpet under it.
1362099
Yes it fits one guinea pig with plenty of room and it fits through a doorway sideways.
1465518
Plenty of room for guinea pigs, I have two rabbits in it and they are comfortable. Although, they did manage to escape by digging out through the bottom before we thought to put down a barrier, no worries, we found them quickly. I will tell you they managed to chew through the "trap door" that separates the levels, so we just removed it completely.
414295
For guinea pigs, yes... I'd use zip ties and not the little plastic connectors to make it secure and make a coroplast base... C&C; all the way =D.
792332
It's very small, I wouldn't recommend it. It doesn't give my guinea pigs very much room, just as much as their cage.
1214923
Yes this house is big enough for two pets . I have my overweight guinea pig in this house . and he just loves it .There is also a sleep hammock for ferrets on top . so easy to put together and my pet just loves the roomy spaces in it .. Very good product for the price .Which I believe was very well priced
1351787
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.
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.
398934
You can just leave the grate out and it will give your guinea lots of room in the fluffy bedding. I added one hole on the middle of each side on the bottom tray, up at the top. I use a zip tie and this gives it more support. I use mine for our 2 pet ducks, they are kind of heavy so we had to do that. I just cut the ties off when I need to change the tray and replace them. The tray is really deep and no litter goes on the floor. You can build a little house with steps so he/she can come up and see everyone. This cage is huge, it is a little smaller than a baby crib, it's that big.
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.
841681
Depends on how big the rats are. Guinea pigs won't be able to get through the bars, but if we're talking about snake food, I'd suggest getting a fish tank to keep them in.
1465516
It does not have a bottom to it. I have a rabbit in mine and use wire and hay for the bottom. I have mine outside and I'm happy with mine, I think it would work for guinea pig but you would have to come up with a bottom to it.
1963866
Answer below is accurate; cage would work well for a guinea pig or small rabbit, but definitely not for a hamster or other small rodent. They could squeeze out or get stuck between the bars.
1860452
This would be perfect! I used this with my puppy when he was very young so he didn't get into too much and it was great. It would be very spacious for two guinea pigs. Hope this helps!
1666475
I wouldn't recommend it i had 3 rats in it but it would be too small for even one guinea pig your better off getting a rabbitt cage that is longer this cage isnt long its more tall
463884
I think so. Check the measurements to make sure your dog can stand comfortably. I love it, but I use it for two guinea pigs. It's easy to put together and take down.
1465519
the bottom is open so you can have it on grass. I have one rabbit in it so it could work for the guinea pigs. if you keep it outdoors make sure you secure it and put chickenwire underneath so nothing can dig in or out.