are the bunnyes able to git out
1816291
It is snug due to the Velcro. But it was a bit on the small size. My checkered mix outgrew it in 3 months.
1816292
Yes, our bunny hated it and wiggled her way right out of it. Also, we expected the cute patchwork pattern jacket as shown in the picture but received the red leather jacket instead.
209353
I would say yes, they could get out if you don't tether them in. The lock on mine doesn't really "lock" into place... (no snapping or noise can be heard with you "lock" the top part). Not sure if that's how they all are or if mine has a small defect. I have a 16 yr old paralyzed dog so she's not moving around much in there or trying to get out so it works for me.
557491
No I would not close the door if the bunny was inside. There are places where they can get air but ventilation would not be great. The top is removable and not greatly secured, my bunny prefers to sit on top of it versus get inside.
1995063
No, they would hop out, there is an opening at the top. I even worry about my beta fish getting out, but so far he has not.
1437800
I would not suggest for a bunny the floor pan does not have any depth. Depending on the size or your bunny they may get stuck.i would be concerned about the holes along the bottom not so much the walls. There are some pictures posted take a look you can see the bigger holes a long the bottom and some show the bottom pan
356370
yes they can. Also the middle opens up to a play med area. And the back has the little gup that detaches like in the vegimal Christmas episode.
834675
Yes! We actually took them out after realizing that our bunny starting becoming anti-social and hiding under them instead of interacting with us. Plus, it never hopped up there anyway. But...I do want to add that I highly recommend this cage. It's large and roomy, very easy to clean, a great deal (or it was at the time...don't know what it's priced at now.), and on WHEELS! So easy to move around.
589145
no when you remove the tray there is just a hole no floor...our bunny was litter boxed trained so we used the hutch for his food.
1947375
Hello yes I think they will be able to get through. The openings are 1inch apart and a hamster, mouse and even rat may get through.
230201
Hello, I have two rabbits and they cannot jump over this gate, it gives you the option to connect to their cage however I don't use it so I wouldn't be able to give feedback on how well that works (i never tried hooking it up) I only use the gate for play time or while I clean their living space not sure a small rabbit could squeeze through underneath it comes with the blue vinyl that keeps them from digging through underneath but since I've had this gate neither of my rabbits have tried squeezing through it but again they are only there for short periods of time and I am usually with them when they are in their playpen. Hope it helps. Hello, I have two rabbits and they cannot jump over this gate, it gives you the option to connect to their cage however I don't use it so I wouldn't be able to give feedback on how well that works (i never tried hooking it up) I only use the gate for play time or while I clean their living space not sure a small rabbit could squeeze through underneath it comes with the blue vinyl that keeps them from digging through underneath but since I've had this gate neither of my rabbits have tried squeezing through it but again they are only there for short periods of time and I am usually with them... » Read More Hello, I have two rabbits and they cannot jump over this gate, it gives you the option to connect to their cage however I don't use it so I wouldn't be able to give feedback on how well that works (i never tried hooking it up) I only use the gate for play time or while I clean their living space not sure a small rabbit could squeeze through underneath it comes with the blue vinyl that keeps them from digging through underneath but since I've had this gate neither of my rabbits have tried squeezing through it but again they are only there for short periods of time and I am usually with them when they are in their playpen. Hope it helps. « Show Less
300681
It can, but my only concern would be in the nest box area. Mine had a particle board bottom and I think that might rot out if it gets too wet. Not sure how rabbits defecate (just pellet poop or with urine), but I'd either line and seal it or use a lot of bedding.
2190111
The only way they can escape is if they chew through the netting or the material. I use mine every day. I carry a Shih Tzu and a Papillion in it. I am very happy with it. Do not remember what the box looked like sorry
1000938
If you have two small bunnies that ARE a matched pair (already friends). There is a latching spot over the ramp on the top story, so technically you could store two bunnies that aren't matched, but since the latch is wood the bunny on the top floor could chew the latch off and go to the lower level. So as I said, unless they are a matched pair I would not recommend it.
286710
I doubt it. Rabbits are raised and dispatched for food not for their feet (which are inedible but make mighty fine cat toys).
2160255
If they are dwarves and already bonded yea but for 2 normal sized rabbits no.
1369258
Not with the second floor. A rabbit just needs on floor with places to hide.
75980
No, they are nice & soft & floppy. This little bunny is adorable. My 6 year old grandaughter LOVES it.