Ferplast Cavie Guinea Pig & Rabbit Cage With Accessories

Bought this for my Silkie house chicken.
Well, she decided she was a house chicken!
I wish I knew about this sooner!
Easy to assemble. Might need a hammer to hinge the door on. Other that, was put together in less than 5 minutes.
Size is perfect for a Guinea pig, dwarf rabbit… or spoiled Silkie chicken!
Might be able to temporarily house a full size rabbit. But I’d prefer something bigger for my rabbits. It would be great for their litter box and temporary place to sleep. But it won’t give enough wiggle room for a 10 pound rabbit!
Easy to clean. Like – super easy to clean!
This is perfect for Mama Spice to sleep in at night. She wakes up in the morning, lays her egg, and sounds the alarm (very loud squawking) to go outside.
At dusk, she knocks on the side door with her beak, I let her in, she heads straight to her cage, hops in, and goes to sleep!
I highly recommend this for small animals! Hamsters, gerbils, and the like might escape. But it’s a wonderful and affordable enclosure to keep the slightly bigger floofs safe!
Mama Spice Silkie Chicken approves!

Will be great for my rabbit when traveling, I’m a roving magician

Una excelente juala, muy fácil de armar y de muy buen tamaño, la calidad es muy buena y está muy bien que traiga la mamila para el agua y el accesorio para la paja. Quedé muy satisfecho. Yo la uso para Camilo (un cuyo) y el tamaño es más que suficiente.

Bought this for my granddaughter’s birthday. Easy to assemble, the accessories included are great, and she is very happy. Large cage too.

This is a great style cage for my Netherland Dwarf bunny – which is a small type of rabbit, fully grown. He jumps in and out throughout the day and it’s his safe place to sleep at night. It’s also his litter box (picks a corner and commits to that spot). Has everything you’d need for first time small-pet people. The big magic with this cage is that the entire front side opens for bunny to enter/ exit. Other cages just have a smaller square door – not optimal in my opinion. Remember: feed bunny lots of hay to keep teeth trim and prevent over-growing! Also, if using wood chips for bedding, stay away from cedar/ cedar mixes because it’s toxic to rabbits and could cause “head-tilt” problems which can be scary if not attended to as soon as possible. Use Aspen, instead. ; )

Just right size for one guinea pig, allows her to be kept by my desk for easy access. It was challenging to assemble, plastic parts hard and popped out of place easily. I finally used plastic ties to secure main sides for stability. The water bottle had to be removed from cage to refill and clean, sat too high for GP to reach, used one from another cage. The food dish fit on top of the enclosure where GP couldn’t reach, I drilled 2 holes on sides of bowl to allow wire to pass, secured it to corner at bottom of cage where she could feed, but not knock it over. (Note-She also spends some time outside cage to free-range indoors and graze in yard as weather permits)