Is it a good house for the bunnies?
1777972
Its a good house But i would not reconmend puttin it on the ground if you have dogs.. And dont screw the screws to tight as they cause the wood to split. Other then that it was a nice lil house for our two bunnies... I would not put big bunnoes in ot either the doorway isade for smaller bunnies species
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.
1777974
To be perfectly honest.... the house isn't bad....but the yard area isn't much of anything...the ladder is smack in the middle comingout from the house.... it should of been placed to the left or right, as to give the animal more room in that area...but instead ittakes up a lot of space... To move it around the yard wouldn't be to difficult ... but it would have to be detached, unscrewed fromthe main part of the house... I bought this site unseen ... it was cute when we put it together.....but I would not buy it again...It needs more run room...
1777975
It's Okay, it seems to be wearing out quickly, they love chewing on the wood.
1777976
It was horribly hard to put together and a lot of my pieces/hardware were missing. The seller was also very hard to get ahold of and I ended up having to go through Amazon directly to get an answer about my missing parts. After all was said and done my rabbit and guinea pigs do love the house and it is big enough for the 3 of them.
1777977
It would be good for a couple full grown bunnies. I dont raise bunnies, but I think it would work well for them. Ours hasnt lasted very long. Its been about a year since we bought it and its falling apart. I wold suggest cover to keep it from rotting and wearing so quickly. Its nothing solid, but works in a pinch. We needed it to raise 35 baby chics.
1777978
yes! you can house 1 regular rabbit or 2-3 dwarf rabbits! i had my rabbits kits in it and they loved it!
282584
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.
1672840
Probably big enough. However, I really hope you give your bunny space to run outside of the cage. My bunny is litter boxed trained (basically where ever you put their timothy hay, they will pee and poop there.) I used the cage basically as the litter box, by throwing hay in the cage. Left the door down so he could run in and out when needed. If you want to learn more about keeping a bunny in the house, see House Rabbit Society http://rabbit.org/ I think this is the best way to keep a bunny.
2228824
Yes, my rabbits were free roaming during the day, and stayed in the hutch at night. You could have several if they are smaller breeds. I had litters of babies in there as well, with plenty of room.
1000937
I gave this to my sister as a birthday present and she has two 4-6 lbs bunnies. She says that the hutch is NOT big enough for both of her rabbits to live in. Perhaps would be okay for dwarf rabbits.
2214309
Yes, it would be, it's very large, he would have lots of room, our small/medium bunny has plenty of space. The only problem I might see, is if your hedgehog is pretty small, he might not be able to reach the water, because it is a fairly deep cage. It is a great hutch though.
2228823
We have 2 rabbits in our hutch and it is fine. I think you could have 3 and be ok too. This is a really nice quality hutch. We bought another one that looked similar but was so not nearly as well put together. Good luck!
1035505
I think it would be tight quarters. I have a single silkie chicken in ours (she was being bullied). She is okay to be in there during the day without being let out, but I'm not comfortable with it every single day. When we get her a friend, they will fit fine for sleeping and the occasional day or two that they don't get out, but they will need out most every day. There would be no room for a single bunny to really run and do happy jumps/kicks in this one, but it would be okay for night/occasional day I think. You'd definitely want to use some hardware cloth on the underside or something so they can't dig out. The bottom is not covered.
1515009
It's a bit higher, but I will measure when I arrive home. Dogs will scare your rabbits. Years ago I had a rabbit who got out and when the dog noticed her, she simply had a heart attack and died. We keep the hutch inside, and one night the bunny got out (due to leaving the ramp down) and scared the you know what out of my cowardly kitties. Rabbits are really fun to keep inside. You can box train them and they do really well. The hutch is of nice quality and we have enjoyed it. Remember, if the bunny urinates on the very corner of the hutch, it can run down the leg of the hutch. Not so bad if it's outside, but on carpet...yikes! It's a bit higher, but I will measure when I arrive home. Dogs will scare your rabbits. Years ago I had a rabbit who got out and when the dog noticed her, she simply had a heart attack and died. We keep the hutch inside, and one night the bunny got out (due to leaving the ramp down) and scared the you know what out of my cowardly kitties. Rabbits are really fun to keep inside. You can box train them and they do really well. The hutch is of nice quality and we have enjoyed it. Remember, if the bunny urinates on the very corner of the hutch, it can run down the leg of the hutch. Not so bad if... » Read More It's a bit higher, but I will measure when I arrive home. Dogs will scare your rabbits. Years ago I had a rabbit who got out and when the dog noticed her, she simply had a heart attack and died. We keep the hutch inside, and one night the bunny got out (due to leaving the ramp down) and scared the you know what out of my cowardly kitties. Rabbits are really fun to keep inside. You can box train them and they do really well. The hutch is of nice quality and we have enjoyed it. Remember, if the bunny urinates on the very corner of the hutch, it can run down the leg of the hutch. Not so bad if it's outside, but on carpet...yikes! « Show Less
187138
My 3 year old DD has this house. I am actually getting her a calico critter family for Christmas, I think this house will work great for them. I plan on putting a small latch on the side of this house so it can be her carrying case for them!
1688194
I have 1 cat & he runs all over it. It probably would be enough room for 2 bunnies.
1049841
By bunnies are very small Netherland Dwarfs. They hop in and out just fine : ) They love it in fact!
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.
1360638
Does very well in the elements I have not had any issues with the wind. If I had a complaint it is that the rabbits chewed the partition supports so that there is no longer a divided area. It is best for small breed rabbits.
569234
It would be perfect for bunnies unless they were like ours that would dig under anything. As a play yard for supervised temporary use it would be great. It is very sturdy and easy to use and store. I did spray it with an extra coating of rustoleum spray paint on the bottom of each piece that was touching the ground to prevent rust from forming. I have had mine set up for appx. 3 years and so far so good. It sets up in just a few minutes and you don't need help to so it. Also it looks nice when it is set up, it is not an eyesore to your property
1446002
Yes rabbits could dig under the hut...I just put some 4 by 10 boards down beside mine
897938
Personally, I wouldn't keep a rabbit in it. It's just too small...even for the smallest of bunnies. A bunny wouldn't have any room. This cage is ideal for degus, rats, hamsters...small furries mostly. I hope this helps!