will this be too big for a bunny?
598150
I used this for my holland lop bunny, he is 3.5lbs. He can't stud up and his litter box just fits in it. But he loves to stay in it one's at the vet or even when I first brought it home and he was exploring it...he feels very comfortable in it...think he feels secure.
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.
598152
I am not familiar with bunnies, or its sizes. This is quit a small carrier in regard to its heigh. I bought one for my 8 pound pomeranian about four months ago which I couldn't use at all. I don't recommend it.
1052229
Yes, it should fit. We had to throw ours away. My daughter's little Dutch rabbit did not go in it, and pretty much chewed it on one side and in the middle. It does not look easy to chew, but he was successful.
337730
I don't think it is too big; I use mine for a small rabbit, bought 2 so I could wash them alternately. My bunny loves to nap & snuggle in his :)) Hope this is somewhat helpful....
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.
134501
I think it would, I have 2 Flemish giant rabbits in mine and they hence plenty of room to stretch out
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
2205724
It is not that huge. I think they measure it by the tips of his ears to his feet- not really his body height. We ended up sending ours back b/c it wasn't the "huge" rabbit we were wanting.
1967548
The opening is approximately 8" by 6" so a small rabbit (the size of a chinchilla would work easily). Hope your bunny enjoys it!
206341
I think this would be a great size for a 4lb rabbit. It is almost too big for my 3lb LionHead - I only have to fill it 1-2times a week. It is heavy and she does not flip it over or spill food anywhere because it buckles nicely onto the size of the cage. It is easy to remove and clean as well, high quality materials.
162628
It works well for our guniea pig in a large cage but not sure about rabbit size
2205721
This specific dealer says in the description the bunny is only 24'' tall, I own this bunny, that measurement is top of the head to the tail. So the bunny looks pretty big including ears and feet, when it came in it was a lot bigger than I expected. The belly is really fat and the head is huge, I have a 18 month nephew who I babysit and I would they are about the same size lol
1000935
It is quite roomy, but I would only keep one inside. Also- be careful with the wooden cages.. your bunny will chew on it.
1131593
It was a while ago that I purchased this bunny (for a raffle), but my best recollection would be head to toe...Perfect size as for a small child to cuddle with...Hope this helps!!
2079311
It depends if it is less than 5 lbs. I have 10-15 lb rabbits and it wouldn't fit them at all.
309833
Probably not. Since rabbits are larger and tend to jump/are able to get taller. My 3 month old guinea pig has almost learned to get over it though I've taught him not to. I'd suggest a taller one for a rabbit to prevent unwanted escape. xD Don't want our furry friends to go missing. <3
309831
I would think it would be too small. It's also not very tall so if the rabbit is more active, they might easily get over it.
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.