SunGrow Bunny Hay Feeder for Rabbits, Guinea Pig Accessories for Cage, Hay Holder, Food Bowl Rack Keeps Supplies, Alfalfa, and Grass Dry, 5.3 x 3.5 x 3.5 Inches, White

My rabbit could easily eat triple the amount this holds in one day. I thought it would be bigger, but it is not big enough, and my rabbit didn't really understand how to use it anyways. Make life easy on yourself, and buy a cat litter box, and fill it with hay and bedding, and your rabbit will be litter trained in no time.

It's not meant for rabbits, and the hay is too pushed in for the rabbit to get, and it's near impossible to fill up without making a huge mess, and the rabbit still makes a mess. This solves nothing, and just makes it harder on you and your rabbit.

I've been using this product for over a month for my 2 piggies. It works great, attaches easily to their cage. Keeps the hay together, while the piggies have no trouble eating from it. With the bottom basin it catches all of the small pieces so it doesn't make a mess in their cage.

I have a Holland lop bunny, which is one of the smaller bunny breeds. However, this feeder is too small even for her. I found myself constantly refilling it. The spring-loaded cage also made it hard for her to get much of the hay when the feeder was three quarters empty. On the positive side, the feeder is sturdy.

Getting the cap to screw onto the post is ridiculously hard. It's almost like it doesn't fit, as though the cap doesn't line up with the screw threads. And really, it doesn't. When you can get it on it's not straight. My hands were red from trying, and I had to use a rubber gripper to make it move. Maybe it's just this one but I'm not willing to take the chance to back it goes.