Brand Petsfit Target Species Chicken、Guinea pig、Rabbit Product Dimensions 37.5"L x 21.5"W x 34"H Product Warranty Time 12 months Material Wood Huge Rabbit Cage Spacious Design: This Huge Rabbit Cage measures 35.5"L x 21"W x 21"H, featuring a hidey house that is 19"L x 12.5"W x 7"H, with an entrance of 5.9"W x 6.2"H. It's perfect for small to medium animals like bunnies, guinea pigs, dwarf rabbits, hedgehogs, hamsters, quail, chinchillas, gerbils, and ferrets, providing ample space for play without a weight limit. Please note that the distance between the side panel iron nets is approximately 1", which may not be suitable for ultra-small pets. Thoughtful Features: The Huge Rabbit Cage includes a deeper galvanized pull-out tray designed to prevent leakage for easy cleaning. It comes equipped with two hook-and-eye attachment latches on the top and side for added security. The non-slip, detachable wooden climbing ladder is perfect for adventurous pets who enjoy climbing and observing from above. Wall guards help contain hay and bedding, making it ideal for shy animals that prefer a cozy hideout. Sturdy Construction: Made from 100% 10mm Finnish spruce panels (NOT CEDAR), this Huge Rabbit Cage is thicker and more durable than many other cages on the market. The metal mesh is securely embedded in the wood with ample screws, and pre-made holes facilitate easy assembly in just 20 minutes. Designed for indoor use, it features a stylish grey color that complements your home décor, and the wood surface is treated with safe, environmentally friendly varnish. Usage Tips: The enclosed wood side can serve as a sleeping area or bathroom when combined with a litter box, assuming your pet is well-trained. If not, using recycled newspapers, puppy pads, or aluminum foil on the bottom can simplify cleanup. To maintain the cage’s pristine condition, provide plenty of wood toys to distract your rabbits, as they love to chew on wood. Care for Small Animals: While adorable, small pets are also delicate. Always latch the door to keep your furry friends safe when you can't supervise them. Gradually allow your bunny more time outside the cage under supervision. It's advisable not to keep small pets outdoors in hutches, as they are susceptible to heat stroke and should be kept in a comfortable, shaded environment.
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