FerplastKrolik XXL Rabbit Cage w/Wire Extension | Rabbit Cage Includes All Accessories & Measures 63.8L x 23.62W x 19.68H Inches | 1-Year Warranty

I got this cage for my guinea pig and it's the perfect size! It was a bit of a pain to assemble, but I've had it for over a year and it's held up great. I appreciate that it came with a removeable divider. The plastic bottom also makes cleaning easy.

I ordered this cage to house my guinea pigs. I have a background in veterinary medicine with exotics and am keenly aware that the majority of cages aren't large enough by far and this was the largest that I seen that was all one level (guinea pigs have spines that are different than most rodents and so wheels, exercise balls, and shelves that they can slip off of are dangerous for them. That isn't an opinion or question, but a factual statement.) so I ordered one.My first statement is this: some cages you have to interpret the instructions because they're unclear and then hope for the best. This isn't one of those cages. Follow the instructions to the letter and you'll get a decent cage. Deviate at all even a little bit and it's not going to be a fun time. If you're lost there are videos on YouTube showing you how step by step.The good:the size is great, I removed the divider to produce the maximum amount of floor area then I bought a large folding table and put the cage atop that in a nondrafty area.Sturdiness when put togetherHeight of bedding skirt to keep shavings or carefresh from falling outThe food bowl and hay lofts fit well and don't spill muchEase of cleaning. Remove your pet, take the top off, use a spatula from the dollar tree that is the "animal spatula" to scrape off any major debris, and go hose off the entire bottom outside. Super easy to clean and very pleased about that aspect. The bottom is ridged to let any pieces fall out.The bad/ could be improved:The little shelf that this comes with to create a partial second layer isn't inherently bad, but the opening is relatively narrow for multiple pigs to go through at once and I'd worry about them bickering or being anxious about going in and out often enough. Removing the ramp piece to simply make it a hide that they don't have their food on top of remedied this. If your animal gets anxious about going in and out then you're going to get a build up of waste and ammonia in the hide itselfThe black plastic wire stabilizers weren't great. I used a bag of zip ties for this instead and just cut the extra off.The water bottle is only good for as long as your guinea pigs don't try to consume the entire bottle like madmen. They can reach to chew on it if they're dedicated, causing leaks. Less of a problem on their part and more just my pigs are possessed. I changed it out for a glass bottle (lixit 26oz) and haven't had further issue.The divider would not work well to temporarily separate pigs even during cleaningThere are multiple doors but the cage feels off kilter if you use any but the main door. The main door is large and let's me reach everything, but the doors could be a bit more secure.Overall, I'm planning on buying a second one and anticipate this one lasting at least +8 years or so. Very pleased and any negative was easily navigatable.

Well, it seems like a good cage. I received NO instructions, and there is nothing online yet about how to assemble this big guy, so It took me 1 hour and 48 minutes to put together. Also some of the pieces didn't actually fit? the front left corner, for example, no matter what I did I could not get that wire side to fit, it physically was too long, so after I spent a lot of time swapping different pieces around to see if they fit better, I gave up and actually cut a little chunk from the corner brace thingie. (don't know what it is called because I didn't have any instructions the "L" shaped piece that the two wire parts of the cage snap into and then sits on top of the base) Anyways Once it is put together I like it...for the most part. the "doors" are actually just the side of the cage, so they are a pain to open, for a few reasons. you have to unsnap the two clasps per door, lift the entire side over the lip of the base (not easy because of the way it is attached to the cage) and then the whole thing can swing up and it holds itself in place fully open, which although is a nice big open door, it does mean you have to back up all the way to get out of it's way until it is open. they also don't open so far that you could just pay them flat on top of the cage, they go out at like a 45 degree angle from the cage, so they are kind of always in the way. Also the water bottles (which are a joke by the way, they are extremely cheap, I attached a picture to show what I mean) can't hang on the front of the main cage, so I have them on the detachable part, and it looks silly, since you need to be able to open the doors there is no water bottle space available except the detachable part of the cage, or the sides or back, but I don't want to deal with spilling on the back or sides so they are both by the other end of the cage. the whole thing is ridiculously flimsy until you get the clasps holding the base to the wire, then it firms up a bit but remember you have to open 4 of those clasps to open the cage so the cage goes back to being flimsy again if the door is open. I feel like a few connector pieces on the corners and the sides would have really helped with this problem. another flimsy part is the house, it is just the top and the ramp part (the ramp by the way is all but vertical so it is essentially not a ramp at all but just a partial front wall) thats it, no sides no back, those are made up from the base of the cage, so I feel that although it works... it isn't very sturdy, my guinea pigs are tiny and gentle so it's not a concern for me, but I can't imagine one of those big bunnies hopping around in there without constantly knocking it flat. The hay bins are ok I guess, nothing to write home about.SO you have heard all the negative and if you have gotten this far you probably have a lot of reservations about buying this cage. BUT WAIT even after all the above issues. I DO like the cage. It is huge, and not just long, it is decently wide too. It is actually TOO big for my house in reality, I feel like you walk into the room and go "holy cow guinea pig cage!" and you don't really see anything else because it dominates the room. So that is really personal preference, my guinea pigs are super happy, we only got them a few days ago and they are a bit shy, but we put them in this cage and they were immediately popcorning around and happily chortling and were out of their hides much more than they were in their temporary cage, BUT it is huge so make sure you have room for this monstrous cage.SO long story short, No it's not a perfect cage, but my guinea pigs are very happy with it and I haven't found a better one (besides those ones you build yourself with those storage cube wire thingies, but in my opinion those always look a little home made if you know what I mean)

I got this cage for 2 dwarf rabbits i will be getting. It has plenty of space for them. The only downside is you may need a mallet to have everything for correctly. I had to use one. The little clips I couldn't get on it seems like the didn't fit right so I have zip ties for that but they work just fine. Over all it's a great cage just a little challenge to put it together. Took me 1 & 1/2 hours by myself.