D2-0046

I love this! Super easy to put together. The one board was broke but it was an easy fix. Plus I was able to put hinges on it so the top cage opens. My bunnies love their privacy from their new bedrooms. Cons - The wood is very flimsy and I dont like how the trays dont come out of the "frame". The wood is going to wear down quickly getting wet every week.

This thing is BEAUTIFUL. It is exactly as described. We have two rabbits and they have so much room to play. It’s made really well, great quality. Can be used indoors or outdoors. I’m super satisfied with my purchase.

I bought this (along with a bottle of wood glue) knowing it would be a little flimsy, as are all the other similar wood hutches. The back board is hollow, and it split open during assembly, but luckily we had our wood glue and several clamps. We also anticipated having to sand the drawers to make them go in and out easily, so have an electric sander handy. Finally, bunnies DO chew wood. I am shocked at the number of people who complained that their guinea pig or bunny chewed the cage! of course! they chew wood!!! On our former hutch, our bunnies chewed all along the bottom of the "bunny window," where the bars meet the wood on the inside. Again, we built this prepared.... we bought cheap Galvanized Medium Strap (about $1.70 each) and screwed them into place along the bottom of the inside window, with just 1/8" sticking up.. This works. We also put the strapping along the bottom front-edge of the lower drawer, as my bunny likes to chew on that when hopping around outside the hutch. Basically, if the wood is not flush to anything (protrudes), the bunny will chew it. That is true for ANY other wooden cage... All that said, I LOVE the size of this hutch!!! Both my bunnies (dwarfs) enjoy the space. I also took out the boxed divider and put a grass hutch in that area, which then gives the bunnies more room. Yes, pee (or maybe it was water) did drip down a leg, but I have a boy bunny, so unless you have them in a glass aquarium, there will be sprayed pee that is not contained. I saw someone complained about the solid floor and the bunnies having to step in their own poop... welll, dah!!!!! It says that.... I bought the solid floor because it is BETTER for their feet... that means either I have to clean up after them or get them litter trained. If you don't want to do either, then get a wire bottom cage... they do sell those. Ok, in sum, for the cheap price, I added a little wood glue (clamping too), strapping, and sanding to make it a great cage. It was worth it to have two large spaces for our bunnies. Anytime I order an assembly-required item, I have wood glue and extra screws, drill, etc. handy... It's just common sense. All that said, they have only been in it a few days, so we'll see over time... Oh, the shipping is as slow as molasses on a cold winter's day!

This is advertised as indoor /outdoor HA yeah no. I have to use mine outdoors and this thing probably won't make it a year. Very cheap material, the latches aren't that great, the design for the housing is awful because there is a gap at the bottom so it's not completely cut off from the open area. Another poor design flaw is the poo pull out tray yes the idea is great but the tray is the floor there's nothing separating it from the animal. Also about the poo tray when you pull it out then bottom pin is exposed the poo tray is the roof for the bottom pin. It was very easy to put together, but I'm going to end up having to just build one myself because I can tell this thing isn't going to work for long. If you think that you're animals will be safe in here well don't count on it I'm pretty sure a squirrel could break in, thankfully I do have a LGD and he keeps everything away.

NOT FOR OUTDOORS. This hutch was great at first though a bit flimsy to the touch. Easy to assemble. I modified the hutch to have wire mesh between the enclosure and the tray below to avoid dumping one animal on top of another when cleaning. It has a good area inside and generally pleasing appearance. HOWEVER after 2 months of being outside the back panels have started to mold at the bottoms, the trays stick constantly in the humidity from expanding wood, and the wire of the cage was wide enough to allow a black snake to attack my animals and kill them. Looking for a new solution now.

Was easy to clean and gave plenty of room for the bunnies to move around in and easy to latch, made of good quality, easy to use, perfect size, overall happy with purchase.

UPDATE: I have had this cage for 4 months and I’m throwing it out. While the set up of the cage is perfect for giving my guinea pigs their own large space, it ultimately became a bad fit for them. The biggest reason is that because the cage is made out of wood and they have easy access to it, so my pigs would loudly gnaw at base and drive my household crazy. If I could go back I would definitely not buy this cage because of the poor quality, cheap materials, and how it unfortunately became a big expensive chew toy. I had high hopes for this cage but I decided to cut my losses and pursue other options. I got this cage for my two guinea pigs because they need a separate space. When the cage arrived, it filled my apartment with a chemical-like odor and parts came damaged. I can't identify what the smell was exactly, but similar to paint. You absolutely need power tools to assemble this cage, and there are no other tools provided. Additionally, not all the holes on the cage are marked to ensure the proper assembly and the pull-out drawers are so difficult to open and close because it gets stuck. This cage is way too expensive for how cheap it looks/feels/SMELLS, but it has been working out really well for my pigs so far. I would highly recommend a fleece liner because this cage does NOT hold bedding very well and will make a mess. But overall, my boys are really happy with the size and having their own private space. It was a rough start, but I think this was ultimately a good fit.

Easy assembly all fits as should easy to clean. Love it!

Great hutch for quail! Easy to put together

Most small animal hutches are small and cheap. These are easy to assemble and give ample room for your critters. They're easy to clean and stackable.

Hutch arrived with paint not cured. Opening the box gave everyone in the house a migraine. Putting it together it was off gassing so much fumes that my eyes were burning and red. Pros it was easy to put together, looks decent. Cons. Crappy hinges, crappy locks, paint doesn’t seem to want to cure, continues to off gas days after being put together. Had to put it outside as it made everyone in the house sick.

Easy to set up and good quality for the price. I use this for quail not rabbits this is not a set up I would not use for rabbits they will chew through the wood in no time.